CHEMISTRY The Ideal Gas law is given by the formula $P V=n R T,$ where $P=$ pressure, $V=$ volume, $n=$ the amount of a substance, $R$ is a constant value, and $T$ is the temperature. Solve the formula for $T$ and justify each step.
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