Silicon having a melting point of 1412°C forms an alloy with aluminum having a melting point of 660°C. The solidification temperature of the alloy is observed to be at 580°C at which the mass fraction of silicon is 0.125. Represent the liquid-solid diagram from the given data. Determine the phases present in the following conditions:

Silicon having a melting point of 1412°C forms an alloy with aluminum having a melting point of 660°C. The solidification temperature of the alloy is observed to be at 580°C at which the mass fraction of silicon is 0.125. Represent the liquid-solid diagram from the given data. Determine the phases present in the following conditions:

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