Yes, the slope does indeed have units. In this case it's the change in the vertical variable (force) divided by the change in the horizontal unit (acceleration).

The field experiment, located in the Howland Forest in Maine, involves measuring the motion of trees in a 150-meter diameter plot, and the wind turbulence from two meteorological towers in their ...

Brownian motion in the presence of magnetic fields and under non-Markovian dynamics lies at a critical intersection of statistical physics and applied mathematics.

CCTV Footage Captures the First-Ever Video of an Earthquake Fault in Motion, Shining a Rare Light on Seismic Dynamics A clip recorded in Myanmar in March reveals a curved path of the fault slip ...