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Two pure liquids A & B which can from ideal solution have vapour pressures 300 torr & 800 torr . A mixture of the vapour of A & B for which the mole fraction of A is `0.25` is slowly compressed at temperature T.
The molefraction of B for a liquid solution whose normal boiling point is 'T'

A

0.08

B

0.16

C

0.92

D

0.47

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