Explain mole fraction of water in the air and the dew point

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The latest weather report includes the following statement: " The temperature is 78oF, barometric pressure is 29.9 inches, and the relative humidity is 87%." From this information, estimate the mole fraction of water in the air and the dew point (oF), molal humidity, absolute humidity, and percentage humidity of the air.

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