Kate missed a payment on a loan a year ago when times were rough, but has made all payments on time since then. Which statement
describes how her credit score will most likely be affected by this scenario? A.
There will be no impact; the on time payments will completely erase the mistake of the late payment.
B.
There will be no impact; payment history only goes back six months.
C.
The on time payments will not help; her score will be permanently lowered by the late payment.
D.
Her score will go down at first, but the on time payments will slowly raise it back up again.
D. Her score will go down at first, but the on time payments will slowly raise it back up again.
Step-by-step explanation:
This is most likely what will happen to Kate due to the missed payment. When you miss a payment on something like a loan, your credit score goes down. This is because your reliability as a payer decreases. However, this impact can be mitigated if your successive payments are on time. These other payments will slowly raise your score again.
The scale is a representation of what the drawing is to real life. The drawing will tend to be represented by a fixed figure such as 1 cm. In this case for every cm of drawing it is a representation of 8 millimetres in real life, therefore the drawing is bigger than the object.
Step-by-step explanation: You multiply 12 times 12 because we have to find how many items are in a 12 dozen first which is 144 because there are 12 items in one dozen. We already know that there are 144 items in 12 dozens and there are 12 dozens in a gross, which is 144 items in total. Now we have to multiply 144 times 12 to find how many items are in a great gross. 144 times 12 is 1728.
