Gravitational Conditions: Dust Cloud vs Black Hole

[Austin0]

I am sure to those of you who know GR this will be a simplistic question.
I can only hope there will be a simplistic and definitive answer :-)

Assume a dust cloud of radius=5 and a mass =m_c
ANother equivalent mass of condenced matter m_d=m_c
with a radius=1
What would be the relative gravitational conditions at a distance r=20 wrt each of these masses?
In general terms without the need for specific quantification.

The same question in another context.
A star collapses to a black hole; Assuming no mass loss in the collapse what would be the gereral effects outside the original precollapse radius or would there be??

Thanks

 

[Dale]

No effect. The Schwarzschild solution does not assume a particular distribution of matter, only spherical symmetry. Then it calculates the curvature in the vacuum outside that distribution of matter.

 

[Austin0]

No effect. The Schwarzschild solution does not assume a particular distribution of matter, only spherical symmetry. Then it calculates the curvature in the vacuum outside that distribution of matter.

Thanks DaleSpam Couldn't have asked for a simpler or more definitve an answer.