Bernice is a 16-year-old high school student who runs a part-time document preparation service after school. She purchases a computer for her business and uses the same for almost two years quite successfully. On the day before her 18th birthday, she decides she'd like to upgrade her computer system and attempts to dis-affirm the original contract. She contacts the original supplier from whom she'd purchased her computer system, informs them she was a minor at the time, and demands that they issue her a check for $2,000the amount she had originally paid for the computer; she also tells them that she will, of course, return the com-puter to them, even though the hard drive and DVD burner no longer work. The supplier has a good laugh on the phone and then hangs up on her. She sues.

Assume the same facts as in the last case, except that Bernice had purchased the computer system for her home use when she was 16 and only began using the computer for business use a month before she decides to disaffirm. What result? Explain fully.