The King Carpet Company has $$3,010,000$ in cash and a total of $$11,580,000$ in current assets. The$$ firm's current liabilities equal $$6,190,000$ such that the$$ firm's current ratio equals $1\mathrm{.}9.$ The$$ company's managers want to reduce the$$ firm's cash holdings down to $$1,200,000$ by paying $$596,000$ in cash to expand the$$ firm's truck fleet and using $$1,214,000$ in cash to retire a$$ short$-$term note. If they carry this plan$$ through, what will happen to the$$ firm's current$$ ratio?