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10 March, 15:12

The value of a baseball player's rookie card began to increase once the player retired. When he retired in 1995 his card was worth $5.43. The value has increased by $2.96 each year since then. Express the relationship relating the value of the card y in dollars and the number of years x the player has been in retirement with an equation. Is the relationship between x and y proportional? What was the value of the card in 2000 ?

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