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Answer: The cause can be something that causes the problem and the effect is what effected it. If something caused the population to go down the effect would be death rate or birth rate.

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Anika [276]3 years ago

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Answer:

the positive effect call relationship in population is the amount of income food income and growth of the community around this and Community Wellness

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