Determine the energy at which the Boltzmann approximation may be considered valid. Calculate the energy, in...

Determine the energy at which the Boltzmann approximation may be considered valid. Calculate the energy, in terms of kT and EF, at which the difference between the Boltzmann approximation and the Fermi-Dirac function is (a) 2%, (b) 5%, (c) 10%, and (d) 20% of the Fermi function.

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