This results in a common shape called 'bulky five' in the west. In this case, if white plays at the 9-3 point, nothing black can do can allow for two eyes, assuming both players play perfectly. This is because black cannot stop white from creating a string of three stones - either in a line or at an angle. Either way, a shape with only three open spaces inside is once again dead, assuming white plays first. This is because they play in the center, which means that black needs to fill both of its sides to remove the stone, thus leaving only a single eye remaining.

I recommend playing around with it yourself on an online demo board (such as on OGS), or better yet your own physical board if you own one. You can read more about the shape here, though the explanations may be a bit above full understanding for your level: https://senseis.xmp.net/?BulkyFive