The word 'resulted' means what in this sentence
In this sentence 'The passage suggests that if advertisers had more frequently purchased advertising in African American newspapers, then which of the following might have resulted?' Does the word 'resulted' means that the former resulted the following or the following resulted the former?
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Which is the answer choices is a result of the advertising in African newspapers-- that's what resulted means in this context.
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'which of the following might have resulted' can be rephrased as 'which of the following might have happened/occurred'.
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