Tim has spent $2,500 purchasing and repairing a Hummer, which he expects to sell for $3,500 once the repairs are complete. He discovers that he needs an additional repair, which will cost $1,100, in order to complete the repairs. He can sell the Hummer as it is now for $900. What should he do?
A) He should cut his losses and take the $900.
B) He should never sell something for less than it cost.
C) He should complete the repairs and sell the Hummer.
D) It doesn't matter which action he takes; the outcome is the same either way.
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