MATLAB script for function
function p=Cal_Press_ID(V,T,N)
R=8.314;
p=(N*R*T)/V;
end
% Script for calling above function
clc
clear
close all
V=0.1;T=300;N=1;
p=Cal_Press_ID(V,T,N)
% Result

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