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This Concept Map, created with IHMC CmapTools, has information related to: Car Racing 6-PST 3109-part 2, 2. The car finishes "in the money." leads to If the car finishes "in the money", then Carter Racing will gain the Goodstone Tire sponsorship and keep the oil contract., Carter Racing has the chance of winning $1.5 million or losing $1.5 million in sponsorships for next season. therefore (ArgScheme: modus ponens) The risk is too great and Carter Racing should not race., 2. Carter Racing can race. ...either...or 3. The car finishes but not "in the money.", Carter Racing should not race below 60 degrees. Leads to If the temperature at the beginning of the race is going to be lower than 60 degrees, then Carter Racing should not race., Should Carter Racing run in the Pocono Race? ...either...or 1. Carter Racing can withdraw before the race., 1. The car has engine failure and doesn't finish the race. caused by Paul Edward says that it is definitely the gaskets that are blowing out and causing the engine failure., If Carter Racing gains the Goodstone sponsorship and keeps the oil contract, they will receive the $1,000,000 plus incentives with a possibility of becoming the #1 team in the circuit and earn $500,000 for the next season. therefore (ArgScheme: conditional syllogism) If the car finishes "in the money", Carter Racing will gain $1.5 million plus incentives from the Goodstone and oil sponsorships and will gain fame for the next season., If Carter Racing loses the Goodstone sponsorship but keeps the oil contract, they will not receive the $1,000,000 plus incentives but will keep $500,000 for the next season. therefore (ArgScheme: conditional syllogism) If the car finishes but not "in the money", Carter Racing will lose the $1 million Goodstone sponsorship for the next season but will have $500,000 oil sponsorship., Paul Edwards believes that the gasket failures is due to the ambient air temperature because of different expansion rates and turbo-pressure. supports Paul Edward says that it is definitely the gaskets that are blowing out and causing the engine failure., If the car finishes but not "in the money", Carter Racing will lose the $1 million Goodstone sponsorship for the next season but will have $500,000 oil sponsorship. Leads to Carter Racing has the chance of winning $1.5 million or losing $1.5 million in sponsorships for next season., 50% or all occurrences of gasket's failing is below 60 degrees. includes We have not finished a race below 60 degrees., 2. Carter Racing can race. ...either...or 2. The car finishes "in the money.", We have not finished a race below 60 degrees. therefore (ArgScheme: modus ponens) Carter Racing should not race below 60 degrees., If the engine fails this race, Carter Racing will not receive $1.5 million sponsorship and incentives for the next season. Leads to Carter Racing has the chance of winning $1.5 million or losing $1.5 million in sponsorships for next season., If the engine fails this race, then Carter Racing will lose the Goodstone Tire sponsorship and the oil contract. therefore (ArgScheme: conditional syllogism) If the engine fails this race, Carter Racing will not receive $1.5 million sponsorship and incentives for the next season., If Carter Racing could win $1.5 million or lose $1.5 million in sponsorships, then the risk is too great and they should not race. therefore (ArgScheme: modus ponens) The risk is too great and Carter Racing should not race., If the car finishes "in the money", Carter Racing will gain $1.5 million plus incentives from the Goodstone and oil sponsorships and will gain fame for the next season. Leads to Carter Racing has the chance of winning $1.5 million or losing $1.5 million in sponsorships for next season., If Carter Racing has not finished a race below a certain temperature, then they should not race below that temperature. therefore (ArgScheme: modus ponens) Carter Racing should not race below 60 degrees., This season has been considered a successful season. supported by The team has finished 62.5% of their races this season., The team has been using a different seating procedure and has had no engine problems for the past two races. supports 2. Carter Racing can race.