Need help simplifying units of slope for an angular acceleration vs torque graph

[pentwaterwave]

In a lab we conducted in class we graphed angular acceleration vs torque, and found a positive linear correlation-easy enough. However I am getting rather stuck in simplifying the units of slope in terms of Kg, m, and s... I am fairly sure this will give me that angular acceleration equals torque times inertia but I have trouble with simplifying the slope AND with even getting torque and angular acceleration simplified to kg m and s. I would really appreciate some help! thanks!

 

[holtto]

sorry pal, inertia is not a quantity, but inertial mass is.

$$τ=Iα$$

$$I=mr^{2}$$

$$α=\frac{d^{2}θ}{dt^{2}}$$

And the units of α is s^-2. m stands for mass.