Task #$1$: The temperature scale that is used when observing relationships of gas properties is the Kelvin scale. This$$ scale is useful because absolute zero $($the lowest temperature possible without fully stopping molecular motion$)$ has a value of $0$ K$.$ Two of the temperatures have already been converted from $$C to K$.$ Use these values to$$ determine what the mathematical relationship is between $$C and K$.$ Write an equation that relates the two values.$$ Don$$t over think this!. There is a very simple mathematical relationship between temperature in $$C and K$.$ There is$$ something you can do to $7$ to get to $280$ and then do the same thing to $97$ to get to $370.$ Once you determine this relationship convert the remaining three temperatures. Explain how you found the relationship $($what did you try$)$ and show your work for your conversions here.