The Schwarzschild radius of a certain black hole is 30n kilometers. The mass of this black hole, in units of solar masses, Mo, is given by Μπ αΜο What is the value of a, if n = 5 (give only an integer value).

The Schwarzschild radius of a certain black hole is 30n kilometers. The mass of this black hole, in units of solar masses, Mo, is given by Μπ αΜο What is the value of a, if n = 5 (give only an integer value).

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