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The accompanying data on x = current density (ma/cm2) and y = rate of deposition (µm/min) appeared in an article. do you agree with the claim by the article's author that "a linear relationship was obtained from the tin-lead rate of deposition as a function of current density"? x20406080y0.341.301.762.07

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