'10%) Problem 10: The figure illustrates the drop in a star's apparent brightness over time as an exoplanet ransits (a \"light curve\"). The size of the planet is not shown to scale. Suppose the planet had a smaller orbital iemimajor axis but the same mass and radius. How would the light curve look different? Time A, Please select from the following. The drop would be narrower but basically the same depth The drop would be shaped differently but basically the same depth and width The drop would be deeper but basically the same width The drop would be identical to that shown in the figure (no difference) The drop would be wider but basically the same depth The drop would be shallower but basically the same width Grade Summary Deductions Potential 100% Submissions Attempts remaining: 5 ( per attempt) detailed view