Biasing | MCQs

Explanation

 When a forward bias is applied to a p-n junction:

The potential barrier decreases.

Electrons from the n-side move toward the p-side.

These electrons are minority carriers on the p-side.

As a result, the concentration of electrons on the p-side increases, but only slightly, since it's still a small number compared to the holes (which are majority carriers on the p-side).