When graphed,dependent demand will appear lumpy rather than even.

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Dependent demand is the demand for a component or subassembly that is directly tied to the demand for a finished product. This type of demand is not evenly distributed over time and will appear in spurts or "lumps" as the finished product is manufactured. Therefore, when graphed, dependent demand will have an uneven distribution and will appear as spikes or dips rather than a smooth line.

When Graphed,dependent Demand Will Appear Lumpy Rather Than Even