The plots of (1)/(X(A))vs.(1)/(Y(A)) (wh...

The plots of `(1)/(X_(A))vs.(1)/(Y_(A))` (where `X_(A)` and `Y_(A)` are the mole fraction of liquid `A` in liquid and vapour phase respectively) is linear with slope and intercept respectively are given as:
(a)`(P_A^(@))/(P_B^(@)),(P_B^(@)-P_A^(@))/(P_B^(@))`
(b)`(P_B^(@))/(P_A^(@)),(P_A^(@)-P_B^(@))/(P_A^(@))`
(c)`(P_B^(@))/(P_A^(@)),(P_B^(@))/(P_B^@-P_A^(@))`
(d)`P_A^(@)-P_B^(@),(P_A^(@))/(P_B^(@))`

`(P_(A)^(@))/(P_(B)^(@)),((P_(A)^(@)-P_(B)^(@)))/(P_(B)^(@))`

`(P_(A)^(@))/(P_(B)^(@)),((P_(v)^(@)-P_(B)^(@)))/(P_(B)^(@))`

`(P_(B)^(@))/(P_(A)^(@)),((P_(B)^(@)-P_(A)^(@)))/(P_(B)^(@))`

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