The seasonal variation,one of the four different components of a time series,is more likely to exhibit the relatively steady growth of the population of the United States from 181 million in 1960 to 273 million in 1999.

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The seasonal variation component of a time series refers to periodic fluctuations that occur at regular intervals such as weekly, monthly or quarterly. It is unlikely to exhibit the steady growth of a population over a period of 39 years.

The Seasonal Variation,one of the Four Different Components of a Time