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A solute has 2:3 molar ratio of toulene to benzene. The vapour pressure of benzene and toulene at `25^@C` are 95 and 28 bar respectively. The mole fraction of Toulene vapour is

A

0.658

B

0.326

C

0.548

D

0.855

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