Brenda wanted to purchase a new laptop for personal use. She visited the local outlet of a large national computer retail chain store and found a computer that she liked. The salesperson told Brenda that he could give her a 40% discount because this computer was the last one ofthat model that they had in the store. Brenda agreed and signed a special contract given to her by the store that stated, \"this sale is no refu nd, no exchange, no return and the purchaser accepts the computer in its present state and condition with no warrantees from the vender\". When Brenda got home she excitedly plugged in the computer and waited for it to charge. 12 hours later the computer had still not charged properly and Brenda was unable to use it. Angry, Brenda returned to the store the next day and demanded her money back. The same salesperson was working and he told Brenda "too bad, too sad. you signed the contract so you are stuck with the computer". Does Brenda have any recourse against the store? 0 a) No. because she signed the contract and the contract is valid 0 b) No. she should have tested the computer in the store before she bought it 0 C} Yes, all contracts can be cancelled by law within 24 hours of being signed 0 d) Yes, this is both an adhesion contract and a consumer contract. so the exclusions are not necessarily enforceablen\