What is the event horizon of black hole

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What is the event horizon of a black hole?

A- surface at which any object passing through it will leave withgreater energy than it entered

B- surface at which all events happen

C-infinitestimally small volume at the center of the black hole that contains all of the black holes mass

D-inside from whic nothing escapes.

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