It is close but not exactly the same. "caused" puts slightly more distance between the person addressed and the mistakes (even though it still makes them responsible, of course). Also, "make a mistake" is a noticeably a much more common and more idiomatic pattern than "cause a mistake".
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AlpheccaStarsPerhaps you erred too many times.Hi Alphecca
GPYAlso, "make a mistake" is a noticeably a much more common and more idiomatic pattern than "cause a mistake".Hi GPY,