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06 Feb 2018, 00:08
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Last year, the Hudson Family Farm was not profitable. However, the farm will be profitable this year. The farm operators have planted cotton, rather than corn, in several fields. Because cotton prices are expected to rise dramatically this year, the farm can expect larger revenues from cotton sales than it previously earned from corn.
Could you please help me identifying Conclusion from the above argument?
Could you please help me identifying Conclusion from the above argument?
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10 Feb 2018, 23:31
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IMO :. Conclusion : Hudson family farm will be profitable this year.
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14 Feb 2018, 07:27
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And assumption is - "Cotton yield would be enough to earn from the sales". If we get this assumption clear then we can answer all type of questions asked on this. Be it assumption, weaken or strengthen 
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