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Bernite is selling candy bars for a school fundraiser. The school paid $20.00 for a box of 15 king-size candy bars and Bernite sells them for $2.00 each. What is the relationship between the amount of candy sold and the amount of money earned?
The relationship is linear.
The relationship is non-linear.
The relationship is proportional.
The relationship is non-proportional.
The relationship always results in a positive profit.
The relationship always results in a negative profit.
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