Thermochemistry Lab Help: Solving for CO2's Second Virial Coefficient

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Assistance is sought for calculating the second Virial coefficient of CO2 in a thermochemistry lab. The user is struggling with the mathematical approach, having attempted differentiation and integrals without success. Suggestions include providing hints rather than full solutions to guide the user. Additionally, there is a discussion about sharing images, with the recommendation to link them from another site for better visibility. Clear guidance on the problem-solving process is requested to facilitate understanding.
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Could someone please provide some assistance as to how to approach this problem. I am doing a thermochemistry lab: The second Virial coefficient of CO2 and I am not sure how to approach this problem. Just a few hints would really be appreciated.

I have tried differentiation, integrals no luck on coming up with the equation they requ

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Can you link the picture elsewhere?
 
Sorry, I don't quite understand what you mean
 
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Sorry, I don't quite understand what you mean
Well no one will be able to view your picture until it is approved by a Moderator, so your best bet in getting help will be linking the picture off another website.
 
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