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Daniel wants to buy a laptop computer, and he has $300 in savings. He can purchase a new computer for $279 or a refurbished [repaired or renovated] computer for $100. What should Daniel do next? Evaluate his decision to buy a computer.

Revise his budget to allow for a new computer.

Obtain a credit card to pay for a refurbished computer.

Review the pros and cons of the different available computers.

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