Divide the value of your slope by 1000. This will convert the units from milliamps per Volt to Amps per Volt. 9.05/1000=9.05*10^-3 A/V 2. Take the inverse of your slope, which will give a unit of Volts per Amp.

Divide the value of your slope by 1000. This will convert the units from milliamps per Volt to Amps per Volt. 9.05/1000=9.05*10^-3 A/V 2. Take the inverse of your slope, which will give a unit of Volts per Amp.

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Slope=9.05 mA

Please answer the second question.

Now let's try some calculations on your slope.

Divide the value of your slope by 1000. This will convert the units from milliamps per Volt to Amps per Volt.

9.05/1000=9.05*10^-3 A/V

2. Take the inverse of your slope, which will give a unit of Volts per Amp.

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A: 9.05 mA
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RMSE : 0.95l mA
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