The following code can be used to generate a sample plot of a gaussian function that could be used to represent a thermogram of a macromolecule. Edit the code below such that the variable names and values reflect what would be typically expected in a thermogram $($e$.$g$.$ what does the gaussian function represent? what are a$,$ b and c representing in this case?$).$ Run the code in Google Colab and produce plots for the expected thermogram of a protein with a melting temperatures of either $340$K$,350$K or $370$K$.$

import numpy as np

import matplotlib.pyplot as plt

a $=1$

b $=$

c $=3$

x $=$ np$.$linspace$(320,380,200)$

gauss $=$ a$*$np$.$exp$(-(($x $-$ b$)**2)/(2*$c$**2))$

plt$.$plot$($x$,$ gauss$)$

plt$.$show$()$