I have results from an experiment.
It is an investigation of a material that can reasonably be expected to obey Ohm’s law.
I have a challenge for you …
What is the best estimate for the resistance of this material?
It seems like a fairly trivial problem to solve, but whenever I ask this question in workshops I get a variety of answers.
Please also think about the degree of precision to which you can quote the answer, and ideally qualify the answer with the standard error of the estimate.
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I’d use Fit Y by X to regress voltage vs current, taking the slope estimate as the best estimate of resistance. This gives a result of 2.11 ohm with standard error of 0.07 ohm