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Andrea is selling candles as a fundraiser. She spent $50 on supplies for making the candles. She plans to sell the candles for $10 each. The function of the money raised after paying for her supplies can be modeled by c(x) = 10x - 50 . She needs to sell more than five candles to make any money for the fundraiser. What are the domain and range of the function if she sells more than 5?

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