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A is a "significant factor" in most B

Second Language-1-1 Alum Member

April 2021 in Logical Reasoning 82 karma

If A (driving over the speed limit) is a significant factor in most B (accidents), can I establish a causal relationship between the two?

Can I draw A ---M --> B?

help

Thank you in advance!

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canihazJD Alum Member Sage ⭐

April 2021 8486 karma

There you'd have B most A. In most accidents, speeding is a significant factor.
silvershadesa Free Trial Member

May 2021 2 karma

@canihazJD https://happywheels2.io said:
There you'd have B most A. In most accidents, speeding is a significant factor.

Thanks! This makes sense.

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