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Two liquids A and B with vapour pressures 400mm Hg and 600mm Hg respectively formed a binary ideal liquid mixure shown in the following diagram . (Temepature =constant)

Which of the following curves correctly represents the above said mixture with varied composition .
(v.P=vapour pressure `T_(b)` =boiling point)

A

B

C

D

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D
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