Explain what is the mole fraction of methanol

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Vapor pressure of water at 25 deg C is 24 mmHG and that of pure methanol is 120 mmHG. What is the vapor pressure above the solution of methanol and water at 25 deg C? What is the mole fraction of methanol in the vapor above this solution?

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