Answer:
See  attached image.  The last problem was a challenge, but I can guarantee that it is the teacher's fault if I'm not correct.
Explanation:
On the attachment. Â Remember that all gasses occupy 22.4 liters at STP. Â It is a good constant to memorize. Â It often comes up in chemical calculations, and you can also use it at parties if you want to annoy anyone. Â Also, depend on the units to help you decide how to do a calculation. Â moles/liter or liters/mole: Â it makes a difference in whether you multiply or divide. Â Use the operation that cancels the units you don't want and leaves the target unit.