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Which of the following statement is true for "black hole"?
  1. It emits radiations in large number
  2. Its temperature is directly proportional to its density
  3. Its temperature is equal to the temperature of the Sun
  4. Its temperature is inversely proportional to its density

A
Its temperature is equal to the temperature of the Sun
B
Its temperature is inversely proportional to its density
C
It emits radiations in large number
D
Its temperature is directly proportional to its density
Solution
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The temperature of the black hole is inversely proportional to its mass. So, it is also inversely proportional to its density.

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