The unusual demand for basic necessities in the aftermath of a natural disaster is an example of ______.
A)cyclical variations
B)irregular variations
C)seasonal variations
D)exponential variations

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The unusual demand for basic necessities is not a predictable pattern, such as in seasonal or cyclical variations. It is caused by irregular events, such as natural disasters, which result in a sudden and unexpected need for essentials such as food, water, and shelter. Therefore, the best choice is irregular variations.

The Unusual Demand for Basic Necessities in the Aftermath of a Natural