State which rule of inference is usedin the argument: If it rains today, thenwe will not have a barbecue today. Ifwe do not have a barbecue today,then we will have a barbecuetomorrow. Therefore, if it rains today,then we will have a barbecuetomorrow.Modus PonensO Modus TollensDisjunctive SyllogismHypothetical SyllogismOption 5

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