Hello, I realize that the two verbs are used in different contexts, but I am trying to draw a line between them. What would be the difference between: "Researchers are trying to relate/connect low exam results to/with large class sizes.", "All the problems they had to deal with were related/connected." - I don't think that "connected" works in the second sentence, but I don't know why. What would be the difference between them? There are plenty of other examples. Most dictionaries define it as "connect/to show a connection," but I don't think they have the same meaning. Could you, please, enlighten me?
Thank you in advance
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