How much more light does one collect with a 10-meter diameter telescope in 1 second than with a 0.1-meter diameter telescope in 10,000 seconds (nearly 3 hours) ?
A. 1/100th as much
B. 1/10th as much
C. Same amount
D. 10 times as much
E. 100 times as much
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