You do an experiment where you look at otherwise identical cylinders with varying lengths. You measure the length of the cylinder with a ruler, and measure the volume by dropping the cylinder in a beaker of water and observing the rise in water level.
After taking data, and getting the best fit line, what is the slope in cm^2? (I want a number)
Let the equation of straight line is y=mx+c
Then m is the slope of the line.
I.e. slope is the coefficient of x .
Here the coefficient of x is 1.2055.
So slope is 1.2055 cm^2
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