Take two identical, nonrotating, 5-M? black holes and place them side by side. Add 1 M? of pineapples to the left-hand one and 1 M ? of radioactive uranium to the right-hand one (without changing their electric charge or their rotation) . Afterward, how do these two black holes differ?
A) The left-hand one will smell better.
B) The right-hand one is radioactive, emitting alpha particles, electrons, and gamma rays.
C) The right-hand one has a stronger gravitational field because of the denser matter inside it.
D) They do not differ at all.
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