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Chemistry, 24.07.2020 06:01 skifchaofficial01

A 14.0 L gas cylinder has been filled with 8.00 moles of gas. You measure the pressure to be 3.90 atm . What is the temperature inside the tank? I know I need to use the Ideal Gas Law (PV=nRT), but how can I even calculate R if I don't know the temperature? Please help!!

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