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The depth of the dip in a star's brightness due to the transit of a planet depends most directly on
A) the planet's mass.
B) the planet's density.
C) the planet's size.
D) the size of the planet's orbit.
E) the eccentricity of the planet's orbit.
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Thanks sir, this was for my astronomy class
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