What is the partial pressure of helium

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Problem- A mixture of helium and neon gases at 225 K contains three times the number of helium atoms as neon atoms. The concentration (n/V) of the mixture is found to be 0.150 mol/L. Assuming ideal behavior, what is the partial pressure of helium?

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