Helium behave ideally for the conditions in the problem

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Problem- Consider a mixture of argon and helium. The density of the mixture measured at t=22.8 C and p=791 torr, is d=0.662 g/L. What is xar, the mole fraction of argon in the gas mixture? You may assume that argon and helium behave ideally for the conditions in the problem.

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