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A city manager made a scatter plot of number of retail stores in a certain cirty over years. The scatterplot had a trend like with an equation of y=11x+12, where y is the total number of retail stores and X is the number of years since 1990. Mark and his family moved to a city in 1997. How many retail stores were their in 1997
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