If we have free will, then our choices aren't caused.
If our choices aren't caused, then our choices happen by chance.
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If we have free will, then our choices happen by chance.
The above argument is an example of
A) modus ponens.
B) disjunctive syllogism.
C) hypothetical syllogism.
D) modus tollens.

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This argument is an example of a hypothetical syllogism, which involves three statements: two premises that lead logically to a conclusion. The structure is "If A, then B; If B, then C; therefore, if A, then C."

If We Have Free Will, Then Our Choices Aren't Caused