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8 Who would have the better credit score?
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10 Who would have the better credit score?
= 26% 3200 45 = 2% 2250 590 760 Debt to income ratio

11 Who would have the better credit score?
= 26% 3200 45 = 2% 2250 590 760 Who is most likely to get a car loan? Ariel

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