A plot showing the % of denautration as a function of temperature for a melting point of a DNA sample under 0.12 M NaCl gives an equation of a line of  Y= 0.0074 X - 0.044 (Where Y is the % of denautration and X is the temperature in degree C)  This is all the information that was given.  1. Calcuate the melting point of this DNA in degree C

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