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a diatomic gas is in a container with a fixed volume of 0.275 m^3. Assume the...

a diatomic gas is in a container with a fixed volume of 0.275 m^3. Assume the diatomic gas has five degrees of freedom.

Part A: what is the temperature of the gas if there are 5.00 mol present and the gas is under a pressure of 1.60 atm?
_____ K

Part B: if the gas is to be heated by 230K how much heat is necessary to accomplish this task?
_______J

Part C: Repeat parts (a) and (b) for a monotomic gas. Assume the monotomic gas has three degrees of freedom.
_______K
_______J
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