(1) if charlotte is in paris under the eifel tower, then she is in france.
(2) charlotte is in paris under the eifel tower.
(3) charlotte is in france.

Modus Ponens

Explanation:

This way of deduction is a clear example of a Modus Ponens, which is a mechanism used to achieve conclusions and deductions from the given information using an implicit way. In this specific example, it is possible to notice that the in the first part of the given the information, it is only mentioned that Charlotte is in Paris under the Eifel Tower, therefore, it can be concluded that Charlotte is in France, even if it is not directly mentioned in the sentence, due to the fact that it is possible to infer that the city of Paris is located in France.

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