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8. The van der Waals equation relates the pressure, volume, temperature, and number of moles of a fluid or gas in a container. The equation is: na p + (V nb) = nRT Where: = known constant = known constant = number of moles = pressure = gas constant = temperature V = volume Exactly one mole of oxygen gas is kept at a pressure of 100.00 atm and a temperature of 300.0 K. Using an initial of guess of V. = 0.246 liters and Newton-Raphson's Method, calculate the volume of one mole of oxygen at the specified conditions. Use the MATLAB Code from Lab. a = 1.360 liter atm/mol? b = 0.003183 liter/mol R = 0.0820578 liter-atm/mol-K Submit the following for Problem 8 1) Commands used to operate the code 2) A plot showing the estimate of the root versus the number of iterations (It needs to be evident from the graph that convergence was obtained) 3) A plot showing the error versus the number iterations