A hexagon has six sides, and the sum of interior angles of a polygon can be calculated in the formula: #180(n - 2)#, where #n# is the number of sides in the polygon. Since a hexagon has six sides, the sum of interior angles is #180(6-2)=180(4)=720#, so the angle of each side of a hexagon is #720/6=120#. Thus, a hexagon has zero right angles.
Your credit report includes a variety of information about your credit card accounts, including the status of each account. On closed accounts, your credit report may include a comment that indicates who closed the account, specifically account closed by creditor if the credit card issuer closed your account.Creditors have different reasons for closing your credit card.ven though the account is closed, it will remain on your credit report. If you're still making payments on the balance, the payment history-and timeliness of your payments-will also be reported.
IF that credit card company can not get your account collected, they will sell it to a 3rd party collection company & write it off as a bad debt. Now, you have a closed account showing on your credit report which is a negative!!! This tells banks & creditors you can't or won't pay your bill(s). An account showing Closed means closed by creditor or closed by collection company. The account will show up on your credit report twice. Say Chase is your creditor & you could not pay it & they sold it.