3. Note the measurement of the width indicated and the pressure in the table (note that the measurement of the system is not necessarily the volume, but the variation of this quantity causes the volume to vary in same proportion, since the volume depends directly on this measure); calculate the product between the pressure and volume for this measurement; 4. Vary the box length (volume) and note the new temperature value, thus simulating a different state (state 2); note and recalculate the ratio between volume and temperature for this new state; a. Varying Temperature V(nm3) P(kPa) T(K) Initial Final