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A container holds .2610 molea of an unknown blue ideal gas as shown below . the...

A container holds .2610 molea of an unknown blue ideal gas as shown below . the initial temperture of the gas is 302.6k and the pressure is 1.38x10^6pa

the gas initially has a volume of 4.800x10^4 m^3. Heat is added to the system causing the gas to expand until volume has tripled . the pressure stays constant as does the number of moles of gas . what is the temperture of system ? During process in part a , the internal energy of the system incresaes by 767.8J . How much heat was added to the system during process?
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