The grаphs shоw Mаry’s demаnd fоr hamburgers and Mark’s demand fоr hamburgers. Suppose Mary and Mark are the only two consumers in the market. The figure presents 2 demand curves in the first quadrant of separate coordinate planes. One is titled Mary's Demand, and the other is titled Mark's Demand. On both graphs, the horizontal axis is labeled Quantity, and the numbers 0 through 8, in increments of 1, are indicated. On both graphs, the vertical axis is labeled Price, and the numbers 0 through 12, in increments of 2 dollars, are indicated. In the graph titled Mary's Demand, the curve begins at 10 dollars on the vertical axis, and moves downward and to the right in a straight line until it ends at quantity 5 on the horizontal axis. It passes through the following points: 1 comma 8 dollars, 2 comma 6 dollars, 3 comma 4 dollars, and 4 comma 2 dollars. In the graph titled Mark's Demand, the curve begins at 8 dollars on the vertical axis, and moves gradually downward and to the right in a straight line until it ends at the quantity 8 on the horizontal axis. It passes through the following points: 2 comma 6 dollars, 4 comma 4 dollars, and 6 comma 2 dollars. Which of the following is a point on the market demand curve for hamburgers?
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