Two isolated black holes with different masses are emiting Hawking radiation. How are the temperatures of these black holes related? Neither black hole is spinning, and they both have zero electric charge. Oa The smaller mass black hole is colder than the larger mass black hole. Ob The smaller mass black hole is hotter than the larger COss O mass black hole. Oc Both black holes are at absolute zero temperature. Od Both black holes will have the same temperature if they both have zero spin and zero electric charge. cross o

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Two isolated black holes with different masses are emitting Hawking radiation. How are the temperatures of these black
holes related?
Neither black hole is spinning, and they both have zero electric charge.
Oa The smaller mass black hole is ocolder than the larger
mass black hole.
Ob The smaller mass black hole is hotter than the larger
CHOSS O
mass black hole.
Oc Both black holes are at absolute zero temperature.
Od. Both black holes will have the same temperature if
they both have zero spin and zero electric charge.
CrOss ou
cross o
Transcribed Image Text:Two isolated black holes with different masses are emitting Hawking radiation. How are the temperatures of these black holes related? Neither black hole is spinning, and they both have zero electric charge. Oa The smaller mass black hole is ocolder than the larger mass black hole. Ob The smaller mass black hole is hotter than the larger CHOSS O mass black hole. Oc Both black holes are at absolute zero temperature. Od. Both black holes will have the same temperature if they both have zero spin and zero electric charge. CrOss ou cross o
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