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Ou have 3 credit cards: $990.34 (credit limit: $3,500.00), $2,365.78 (credit limit: $4,600.00), and $5,897.65 (credit limit: $8,

000.00). you pay off the lowest balance and close the card. what happened to your debt ratio

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Molodets [167]3 years ago

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The correct answer in this particular situation would be it increased.

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