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How is the apparent movement of a hole from site 1 to site 2 achieved in Figure 14.5(b)?
A. The hole physically drifts to site 2
B. A free electron carries the hole
C. An electron from site 2 jumps into the hole at site 1, leaving a new hole at site 2
D. Protons shift positions
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