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The vapour pressure of pure liquid `M & N` are `700mm` of `Hg` and `450mm` of `Hg` respectively. Which of the following option is correct ?
Given : `X_(N),X_(M)=` mole fraction of `N & M` in liquid phase
`Y_(N),Y_(M)=` mole fraction of `N & M` in vapour phase

A

`X_(M)-X_(N)gtY_(M)-Y_(N)`

B

`(X_(M))/(X_(N))gt(Y_(M))/(Y_(N))`

C

`(X_(M))/(X_(N))lt(Y_(M))/(Y_(N))`

D

`(X_(M))/(X_(N))-(Y_(M))/(Y_(N))`

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C
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