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The world is like a machine. Machines are made by human beings. Therefore, the maker of
the world must be like a human being.
This argument is an example of what type of logical reasoning?
Select one or more:
a. Categorical Reasoning
b. "a priori" Reasoning
c. Implicational Reasoning
d. Analogical Reasoning

b. "a priori" Reasoning

d. Analogical Reasoning

Explanation:

According to the give example, "The world is like a machine. Machines are made by human beings. Therefore, the maker of

the world must be like a human being.".

This argument is an example of Analogical reasoning and "a priori" Reasoning

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