${\sigma _1}$ and ${\sigma _2}$ are the electrical conductivities of $Ge $ and $Na$ respectively. If these substances are heated, then
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(b) $Ge$ is semiconductor and $Na$ is a metal. The conductivity of semiconductor increases and that of the metals decreases with the rise in temperature.
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