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Colleen informs a sales clerk at a local electronics store that she needs a computer that can maintain a $12-$hour battery charge. The sales clerk sells a computer to Colleen and withholds the fact that it cannot maintain a $12-$hour battery charge. Colleen later discovers that the computer can maintain only a $6-$hour battery charge. Which of the following is likely correct in this scenario?

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Colleen can successfully sue the store for breach of the implied warranty of fitness for a particular purpose.

Colleen cannot successfully sue the store for breach of warranty, since the sales clerk made no affirmative statement or representation about the computer.

Colleen cannot successfully sue the store for breach of warranty since post$-$purchase, the sales clerk cannot control the manner in which Carmen uses the computer.

Colleen can successfully sue the store for breach of the Implled warranty of merchantability.