Precisely.

If 10% of the molecules are butane, the vapor pressure of the resulting solution will be 10% that of pure butane, plus 90% of whatever pressure is contributed by other ingredients (of lower VP). There will be some deviation from this idel, but I believe hydrocarbons are pretty close to theoretical.

hydrocarbon mixtures probably behave as ideal components at relatively low temperature and pressure (i.e. atmospheric). not true at higher temperatures and pressures.