In a closed container,the number of oxygen and hydrogen molecules are equal at a pressure of $740 \, mm$. If oxygen is removed from the system,the pressure will be:
- A$740 \, mm$ halved
- Bremains unchanged
- C$\frac{1}{2}$ of $740 \, mm$
- Ddoubled of $740 \, mm$
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