Explain what must be the vapor pressure of pure benzene

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A benzene - toulene solution with xben = .300 has a normal boiling point of 98C. The vapor pressure of pure tolene at 98.6C is 533mmHg. Explain what must be the vapor pressure of pure benzene at 98.6C? Assume ideal solution behavior

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