No, two distinct useState functions cannot trigger changes simultaneously because they are independent of each other and control the state of different variables. The changes triggered by one useState function will only affect the state of the variable it manages, and vice versa for the other useState function. However, changes to one useState function may indirectly impact the other if there is some logic in the function that relies on the state of the other variable.
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