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Jason collects baseball cards. He bought one card for $25. Its current value is represented by the expression 25(1.02)t, where t is the number of years Jason has owned the card. Is Jason’s baseball card
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Jason collects baseball cards. He bought one card for $25. Its current value is represented by the expression 25(1.02)t, where t is the number of years Jason has owned the card. Is Jason’s baseball card going up or down in value?

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If Jason’s baseball card going up by 2% every year for example

Jason’s baseball card after 1 year is
25×(1.02)^(1)=25.5
It increased by 0.5 in amount after one year
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