EK = 3/2 kT. You need only get T from rearranging the ideal gas law: T = PV/nR . You have all the variables in the appropriate units for R = .0821 liter-atm/mole-K. I would use that: you get Kelvin for T, so you're good to go for the kinetic energy expression as k has units of J/K and you get Joules. If you must use R = 8.314, you have to convert atm to Pa, and liters to m3 before you can substitute into the IGL.
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