If there exists a causal relationship between event A and outcome B, then:
A) A is contingent on B.
B) B is contingent on A.
C) A is spatially contiguous with B.
D) B is spatially contiguous with A.

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B is contingent on A because if there is a causal relationship, it means that the occurrence of event A is a condition for the occurrence of outcome B.

If There Exists a Causal Relationship Between Event a and Outcome