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    A Relationship in Which Two Things Are Frequently Found Together
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A Relationship in Which Two Things Are Frequently Found Together

Question 31

Question 31

Multiple Choice

A relationship in which two things are frequently found together is called _____.


A) a conjunction
B) a correlation
C) causation
D) None of the answers are correct

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