Answer:
The right answer is "Cause as sufficient condition"
Explanation:
A condition A is sufficient for a condition B if and only if the truth (existence or occurrence) of A assurances or brings about the truth of B. In other words, A guarantees B, meaning event A produces event B. In the example above, the condition A might be “take the new parkway”, the condition B is “get there in half an hour”. Taking the new parkway guarantees getting there in half an hour.
