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4. Earth and Venus are almost identical in size and smaller than the Sun), but Venus is located closer to the Sun. Which of the following statements must be true?
O A Earth will have a wider penumbra than Venus
O B. Earth will have a shorter umbra than Venus
O C. Earth will have a longer umbra than Venus.
OD. The umbra and penumbra of Venus and Earth will have nearly the same length and shape.
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