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The following table shows the demand for notebooks of four consumers.

Price
($/unit)   Consumer 1
Demand (units)   Consumer 2 Demand (units)   Consumer 3 Demand (units)   Consumer 4 Demand (units)
$8   8   6   9   10
$6   16   10   15   18
$4   20   13   21   24
$1   22   17   24   27

Define the term "market demand." If these four consumers constitute the entire market, calculate the market demand for notebooks at $1, $4, $6, and $8.
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