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You can combine two sentences with 「から」 or 「ので」 to show a reason and result but it's important to remember that the reason comes first. Therefore, it may be helpful to remember the definition as "so" rather than "because" to match the order. 「ので」 is slightly more polite and formal compared to 「から」.
Example
ここ - here
うるさい - noisy
ここは、うるさいから、あまり好きじゃない。
(It's) noisy here so (I) don't like it very much.
ここは、うるさいですので、あまり好きじゃないです。
(It's) noisy here so (I) don't like it very much.
Note: Once again, If the first clause ends with a noun or na-adjective without anything else （such as 「です」 or 「じゃない」）, you must add 「だ」 for 「から」 and 「な」 for 「ので」.
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