$A$ container contains $5 \ mol$ of $A$ and $10 \ mol$ of $B$. The total pressure of the container is $18 \ atm$. What are the partial pressures $P_A$ and $P_B$ respectively?
- A$6 \ atm, 12 \ atm$
- B$4 \ atm, 8 \ atm$
- C$3 \ atm, 9 \ atm$
- D$12 \ atm, 12 \ atm$
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