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A 5000 lb-mole/hr feed containing 15% propane, 55% butane and the remainder pentane, is fed to a distillation tower. The reflux ratio is 10 to 1. The distillate to feed ratio (d/f) for propane is 0.99. The composition of the distillate is 29.3 % propane, 69.5% butane and 1.2 % pentane. Perform the following steps that would ultimately lead us to solve for the flowrates of all streams.

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