Pick out the correct statements This question has multiple correct options

For ideal miscible liquids, Raoult's law states that the partial pressure of component A is p_A = x_A * p_A^o, where x_A is the mole fraction in the liquid phase and p_A^o is the vapour pressure of pure A. Similarly, p_B = x_B * p_B^o. Thus, the ratio of their partial pressures (vapour pressure over solution) is p_A/p_B = (x_A p_A^o)/(x_B p_B^o), which is exactly the ratio of the product of their vapour pressure and mole fraction in the liquid phase. Options B and D are incorrect because the ratio of partial pressures is not equal to the ratio of mole fractions in the liquid phase (unless p_A^o = p_B^o) nor the ratio of the product of vapour pressure and mole fraction in the vapour phase. Option A is correct for immiscible liquids but not related to miscible liquids.