An atom is composed of protons,neutrons,and electrons. If the mass of a neutron is halved and the mass of an electron is doubled,what will be the change in the mass of the nucleus of $_6C^{12}$?

  • A
    It will remain approximately the same.
  • B
    It will become approximately double.
  • C
    It will become approximately half.
  • D
    It will decrease by $25\%$.

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