I was given 2 equations to use for my hw.

Im suppose to use the slope to calculate the number of moles.

What do the variables R T and P stand for?

N = Moles I don't know what the others stand for though.

And help would be great.

this is just a derivation from the ideal gas formula: PV=nRT, where P is the pressure in Pa, V is the volume in m^3, n is the number of moles, R is the molar gas constant in J .K^-1.mol^-1, and T is the temperature in K.

without knowing what the axes are on your graph, and thus what the slope you're measuring is, I can't really help you further.

Part 1 Is Volume vs Temp. The slope is 2.616 E-007 Temp is X and Volume is Y

Please let me know if this helps to continue the problem

So replacing slope with V/T, we get n=PV/RT, rearraging we get back to PV=nRT.

I guess in your experiment you were keeping pressure constant? Just plug in the values for P and R.