If the mass of an electron is halved,the mass of a proton is doubled,and the mass of a neutron is $3/4$ of its original mass,then what will be the new atomic mass of an $O^{16}$ atom?
- A$37.5\%$ more
- BRemains constant
- C$12.5\%$ more
- D$25\%$ less
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