Y:EV IM à D7“l ooredooE Expert Q&A+please (use ++C and screenshot) to calculate:1. Saturated volume (Vs) for methane2. saturated liquid density (ps) for methane3. Errorthese the instructions:Vs= Vr°(1 – WSRK × Vrº)VcVr° = 1 + a(Tr)3+ b(Tr)² *3 + c(Tr) + d(Tr)*:32+3The value of (a, b, c, d) are (-1.52816, 1.43907, -0.81446, 0.190454)respectively.e + f(Tr) + g(Tr)² + h(Tr)³Vr =%3DT - 1.00001The value of (e, f, g, h) are (-0.296123, 0.386914, -0.0427258, 0.0480645)respectively.Ps gas1x molar mass of gasVs%3D-Ps gas PexpError=× 100PexpT,WSIKVraV.VsPsРеxpError %0.598.60.0120.362010.2387135.591940.449540.445300.9520.5598.60.0120.373190.2316436.694250.436040.432160.8980.698.60.0120.385640.2243437.921740.421920.418400.8410.6598.60.0120.399680.2167939.305930.407060.7920.403860.798.60.0120.415820.2090140.897020.391230.388330.7470.7598.60.0120.434790.2009842.766940.374120.371480.7110.898.60.0120.457870.1927245.041580.355230.352830.6800.0120.33373 0.331540.30791 0.305960.8598.60.487320.1842147.943540.6610.998.60.0120.528120.1754651.962990.6370.9598.60.0120.595120.1664558.56163 0.27322 0.271600.596

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please (use ++C and screenshot) to calculate: 1. Saturated volume (Vs) for methane 2. saturated liquid density (ps) for methane 3. Error these the instructions: Vs = Vr°(1 – WSRK X Vrº) Vc %3D Vr° = 1+ a(Tr)3 + b(Tr)²*3 + c(Tr) + d(Tr)*:3 %3D The value of (a, b, c, d) are (-1.52816, 1.43907, -0.81446, 0.190454) respectively. e + f(Tr) + g(Tr)2 +h(Tr)3 Vr T - 1.00001

please (use ++C and screenshot) to calculate: 1. Saturated volume (Vs) for methane 2. saturated liquid density (ps) for methane 3. Error these the instructions: Vs = Vr°(1 – WSRK X Vrº) Vc %3D Vr° = 1+ a(Tr)3 + b(Tr)²3 + c(Tr) + d(Tr):3 %3D The value of (a, b, c, d) are (-1.52816, 1.43907, -0.81446, 0.190454) respectively. e + f(Tr) + g(Tr)2 +h(Tr)3 Vr T - 1.00001

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