Q5 Two containers ( call them A and B ) with the same initial volume , V=47L, hold the same amount of monatomic ideal gas ,say helium , at the same initial temperature TI =304 K and the same initial

Q5  Two containers  ( call them A and B ) with the same initial volume , V=47L, hold the same amount of monatomic ideal gas ,say helium , at the same initial temperature TI =304 K and the same initial pressure PI=1 atm . Container A holds the gas at a constant volume and Container B holds the gas at constant pressure.

if  you add Q=3183 J of heat to both containers, what is the difference in the final temperatures after the heat is added, TfA -TfB ? This is the difference in the final temperatures between Container A, a constant Volume process and Container B , a constant Pressure process ,when the heat added is the same .

give your answer in Kelvin to three significant digits. The amount of in the containers does not change