The Only Physical Properties That Are Necessary to Describe a Black

The only physical properties that are necessary to describe a black hole and its interaction with the rest of the universe completely are

A) total mass, total angular momentum or spin, and temperature.
B) total mass, chemical or atomic structure of the matter within it, and overall size.
C) size of the event horizon, strength of its magnetic field, and size of its solid core.
D) total mass, total electric charge, and total angular momentum or spin.