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The mass of a black hole can be determined by the gravitational field that it generates. Is this true or false?

The mass of a black hole can be determined by the gravitational field that it generates. Is this true or false?
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The mass of a black hole can be determined by the gravitational field that it generates. Is this true or false?

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The strenght of the gravitational field generated by a black hole is directly proportional to the mass of the black hole.

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