Question: What sets the limit for how quickly a black hole can grow? a . Electron degeneracy pressure prevents material from accreting on black holes too

What sets the limit for how quickly a black hole can grow?
a. Electron degeneracy pressure prevents material from accreting on black
holes too rapidly.
b. Neutron degeneracy pressure prevents material from accreting on black
holes too rapidly.
c. Hawking radiation increases if black hole grows too quickly causing it to
shrink instead.
d. If a black hole grows too quickly it will tear itself apart through tidal
forces.
e. Accretion creates a lot of light that pushes away additional material by
photon pressure.

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