Please solve it in a simple way to understand: Adsorption of gaseous substance A in being performed in an adsorption column using activated carbon as adsorbent at $95\backslash$deg C$.$

Cad $=($K$.$Cm$.$Pg$)/(1+$ K$.$Pg$)$

Results for the adsorption experiment are shown below:

Pg $($atm$)0\mathrm{.}0020\mathrm{.}0040\mathrm{.}0050\mathrm{.}008$

Cad $($g of A$/$ g adsorbent$)8\mathrm{.}31$ x $10-51\mathrm{.}53$ x $10-42\mathrm{.}13$ x $10-42\mathrm{.}64$ x $10-4$

In order to find the K and Cm$,$ a linear regression is performed and the observations are captured in linear curve with $1/$Pg in the x$-$axis. If the y$-$intercept of the curve is $1/$Cm$,$ answer the following questions:

a$.$ What is the suitable scaled form in the y$-$axis.

b$.$ What is the value and unit of K$?$

c$.$ What is the value and unit of Cm$?$