Question

Connect by arrows the factors and features on the basics of their cause effect relation​

Answer 1

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Explanation:

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Answer 2

Answer:

To begin making a cause and effect diagram, write the main issue or problem to be analyzed in a box that is typically on the right edge of the page, halfway down the drawing area or page. A line called the "spine" or "backbone" should extend to the left starting from the edge of the main box (if you're using a SmartDraw template, this will already be there for you). Next, angle branches off of the spine, each representing a cause or effect of the main issue. Each of these branches can contain additional branches.

Most cause and effect diagrams examine a similar set of possible causes for any issue analyzed.