Mini Black Holes.Cosmologists have speculatedthat black holes the size of a proton could have formed during theearly days of the Big Bang when the universe began. If we take thediameter of a proton to be 1.0×10-15m, what would be the massof a mini black hole?

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The mass of a mini hole is3.4×1011kg

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Identification of the given data

The schwarzchild radius is given by,

Diameter = 1.0×10-15m

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Determination of the mass

Rs=2Gmc2m=c2Rs2GHere,Rs=0.5×1015m,G=6.67×1011Nm2/kg2,m=c2Rs2G=3×1082×0.5×10122×6.67×1011=3.4×1011kg

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