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In the market for good X there are three buyers, Adam, Bill, and Carolyn. Adam buys 3 units of good X at $4, Bill buys 7 units of good X at $4, and Carolyn buys 8 units of good X at $4. One point on the market demand curve for good X consists of a price of _____________ and a quantity demanded of __________________ units.

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$4; 10

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$4; 18

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$4; 15

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$5; 8

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none of the above

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