Find the volume of ideal gas as a function of temperature

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1. Starting with the fundamental equation in the Helmholtz free energy representation (F = F(T,V,N)) that you derived for the previous assignment, derive the fundamental relation in the Gibbs free energy representation (G = G(T, P, N)).

2. Find the volume of the ideal gas as a function of temperature, pressure, and number of particles by taking a derivative of the Gibbs free energy.

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