How do I arrange the following physics equation to get R as slope and what do I graph (x and y)?

I=sqrt(W/Rt)

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How do I arrange the following physics equation to get R as slope and what do I graph (x and y)?

I=sqrt(W/Rt)

turingtest · Answer

$$I=\sqrt{\frac{\omega}{Rt}}$$?

anonymous · Answer

yea

turingtest · Answer

what do you have after squaring both sides?

anonymous · Answer

I^2=W/Rt

turingtest · Answer

so you see that I is not linearly proportional to R
hence, what do you mean you want R as a "slope"?

anonymous · Answer

We are required to graph this equation and find R (resistance) with the slope of the graph. I have values, and I can do that only after I solve this equation to get it into y=mx+b form.

experimentx · Answer

lol ... graph I^2 vs 1/R

anonymous · Answer

I can't. I'm trying to find R. I have the values for the other variables. I don't have R, so I can't graph it.

experimentx · Answer

what are you variables?

anonymous · Answer

I (current), W (energy), t (time)

anonymous · Answer

The equation is listed in the question.

experimentx · Answer

you can have only two variables 
independent and dependent on independent.

anonymous · Answer

time is constant. 300s. I and W have certain values

experimentx · Answer

what you are changing? what you are measuring keeping what constant?

anonymous · Answer

experimentX, I need to arrange the equation listed in y=mx+b form with R being the slope. Values are of no use right now.

experimentx · Answer

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