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Hmm sorry, I actually only multiplied by E, not E^1/2... Here's E^1/2: 1.06e56*((4*1.602e-19)^(1/2))

Homework Statement Here's what the question says. "Consider a cube of gold 1 mm on an edge. calculate the approximate number of conduction electrons in this cube whose energies lie in the range from 4.000 to 4.025 at 300k. Assume Ef(300K) = Ef(0)." Homework Equations Well, I know...