How are the event horizon and Schwarzschild radius related?
A) The Schwarzschild radius is smaller than the distance from the singularity of a black hole to the event horizon.
B) The Schwarzschild radius is equal to the distance from the singularity of a black hole to the event horizon.
C) The Schwarzschild radius is greater than the distance from the singularity of a black hole to the event horizon.
D) The size of the Schwarzschild radius is unrelated to the distance from the singularity of a black hole to the event horizon.
E) The size of the Schwarzschild radius is proportional to the distance from the singularity of a black hole to the event horizon.
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