|(II) Dr. Satyam was mixing Lead with the pure silver (100% w/w). Following the addition of lead, the melting point of the system started changing. After addition of certain amount of lead, at certain point, the melting point remained unchanged. Explain this observation with a phase diagram.

|(II) Dr. Satyam was mixing Lead with the pure silver (100% w/w). Following the addition of lead, the melting point of the system started changing. After addition of certain amount of lead, at certain point, the melting point remained unchanged. Explain this observation with a phase diagram.

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