CBSE BOARD XII, asked by jdeka769, 9 months ago

Can there be more than one cause of an effect.?

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Answered by jackzzjck

8

Answer:

YES

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Answered by garima2337

1

Answer:

Yes there can be more than one cause of effect.

It just depends on what the effect is made .

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