What is the volume, 308 moles of helium at 7.45 x 105 Pa

What is the volume

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Problem: 308 moles of helium at 7.45 x 10⁵ Pa are held at 158 C. What is the volume in m3?

Please explain clearly with details so that I can follow and express your result to three significant digits. Thanks.

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