5 Two stars are in a closely orbiting binary system. Thesmaller star (a K-type main sequence star) accretes asignificant amount of matter from its red giant companionFollowing the mass transfer, which of the following is nowtrue of the main sequence star?a. it will now be a hotter star due to its increased massO b. it will now live a longer life due to its increased fuel reservesit will immediately explode in a Type la supernovad. it will become an M-class main sequence starO e. it will give its companion star the silent treatment until it apologizesfor the unwelcome mass transfer (thank you SO MUCH for all thismass I didn't ask for. Come on!)C.

Two stars are in a closely orbiting binary system. The smaller star (a K-type main sequence star) accretes a significant amount of matter from its red giant companion Following the mass transfer, which of the following is now true of the main sequence star? a. it will now be a hotter star due to its increased mass b. it will now live a longer life due to its increased fuel reserves it will immediately explode in a Type la supernova d. it will become an M-class main sequence star it will give its companion star the silent treatment until it apologizes for the unwelcome mass transfer (thank you SO MUCH for all this mass I didn't ask for. Come on!) e.

Two stars are in a closely orbiting binary system. The smaller star (a K-type main sequence star) accretes a significant amount of matter from its red giant companion Following the mass transfer, which of the following is now true of the main sequence star? a. it will now be a hotter star due to its increased mass b. it will now live a longer life due to its increased fuel reserves it will immediately explode in a Type la supernova d. it will become an M-class main sequence star it will give its companion star the silent treatment until it apologizes for the unwelcome mass transfer (thank you SO MUCH for all this mass I didn't ask for. Come on!) e.