What is the mean mass density for a super massive black hole with total mass of 1∗108 mass of sun inside the Schwarzschild radius?
Solution:
Mass density formula looks like this: ρ=VM, where M – mass of a black hole, V – volume of black hole. It's considered, that visible radius of black hole is equal to its Schwarzschild radius, so volume is equal to V=34πrg3.
rg – Schwarzschild's radius, which is equal to rg=c22GM, where G – gravitational constant, c – speed of light, M – mass of the black hole. Substituting M and V in starting formula we get:
ρ=VM=4πrg3108∗M⊙=4π(c22GM)33∗108∗M⊙=4πc68G3M33∗108∗M⊙=32πG3M33∗108∗M⊙∗c6=32πG3(108∗M⊙)33∗108∗M⊙∗c6=32πG3∗1016∗M⊙23∗c6;
(Where M⊙ is mass of Sun).
Substituting numerical values, we get:
ρ=32πG3∗1016∗M⊙23∗c6=32∗3.141592∗(6.67∗10−11s2∗kgm3)3∗1016∗3,9204∗1060kg23∗(3∗108m/s)6=32∗3.141592∗2.967∗10−31s6∗kg3m9∗1016∗3,9204∗1060kg23∗729∗1048s6m6=2.983∗10−13s6∗kg3m9∗3,9204∗1060kg22.187∗1051s6m6=2.983∗10−13s6∗kg3m9∗3,9204∗1060kg22.187∗1051s6m6=1.17∗1048s6∗kgm92.187∗1051s6m6=1869.23m3kgAnswer:
The mean mass density for black hole, mentioned in task, is 1869.23 m3kg. Answer provided by https://www.AssignmentExpert.com