Force of friction and Torque

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Given a plot of Torque vs Angular acceleration, would it be valid to say that the slope of that line would be the Rotational inertia and the Y intercept to be equal to the force of friction?

I think there could be an argument for the Y intercept being the force or TORQUE due to friction. what do you think?
 
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