Which consequence results when a black hole's mass exceeds the Schwarzschild limit?

💡 Explanation

Exceeding the Schwarzschild limit increases gravitational collapse, creating a spacetime singularity. Because of mass increase, the singularity accelerates toward infinite density, affecting spacetime strongly; therefore, choice B, rather than horizon changes or radiation effects, is correct.

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