Caused her to win the lottery commits

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1. "Julie started carrying a rabbit's foot, then she won the lottery. The rabbit's foot must have caused her to win the lottery" commits a(n)

ad hominem fallacy.
false cause fallacy.
strawman fallacy.
slippery slope fallacy.

2. A student asks a teacher for a one-day extension. The teacher says if she gives a one-day extension, then she would have to give a two-day extension, then a three-day extension, and eventually not have any deadlines. This might be an example of the

ad hominem fallacy.
ad baculum fallacy.
appeal to popularity fallacy.
slippery slope fallacy.

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