Answer:
This would be a False Analogy
Explanation:
The False Analogy fallacy is the claim that because two items have one quality in common, then they must have another quality in common.
For example, one might say that because apples are red and firetrucks are red, then both can be eaten. This overlooks the fact that while both objects share a characteristic (that being color), they still differ from each other in many respects.
