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Answer: Joint demand (complementary demand)

Concept: When two or more goods are demanded together to satisfy a single want, the demand is called joint or complementary demand.

Explanation: Manisha's single want of writing an essay is satisfied only by using a pen and a notebook together. Neither alone satisfies the want, so the demand for pen and notebook is joint demand. Other examples are car and petrol, tea and sugar.

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