Notice the [breaks] in Sample1. As you make your map, you might also want to jot down what you're thinking. It wasn't profitable before, but it will be now? Why? you're already thinking about that as you continue to read the argument. Later, the argument says the farmers can earn more revenue from the cotton, but the conclusion said something about profits. Profit equals revenue minus casts. You've been given some evidence that the farms may be able to make more money from cotton (and even that's debatable),but you've been told nothing about casts, so how can the argument conclude anything about profits?
Notice the [breaks] in Sample1. As you make your map, you might also want to jot down what you're thinking. It wasn't profitable before, but it will be now? Why? you're already thinking about that as you continue to read the argument. Later, the argument says the farmers can earn more revenue from the cotton, but the conclusion said something about profits. Profit equals revenue minus casts. You've been given some evidence that the farms may be able to make more money from cotton (and even that's debatable),but you've been told nothing about casts, so how can the argument conclude anything about profits?<br>
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