Unit for the slope of a circular motion relationship

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Homework Statement


so given the formula T=(√((4π^2 m)/Mg)) √l+0
which is y=mx+b m being (√((4π^2 m)/Mg)) and x being √l

what is the unit of the slope??





The Attempt at a Solution


So the kgs cross out in the mass and we are just left with the units of g which is m/s^2
since g is on the denominator i got the unit s^2/m

HOWEVER my problem is that when the slope is multiplied by the x shoudnt it give you the units for y?

The way I did it it doesent.
 
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