Nitrogen and hydrogen combine in the ratio $14:3$ by mass to form an ammonia molecule. Find the formula of the ammonia molecule by calculating the molar ratio. (Given atomic mass of $N = 14 \ u, H = 1 \ u$)
- A$NH_2$
- B$NH_3$
- C$N_2H_3$
- D$NH_4$
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