Question 1
Using statistical sampling to assist in verifying the year-end accounts payable balance, an auditor has accumulated the following data:
| | Number of
accounts | Book
balance | Balance
determined by
the auditor |
| Population: | 4,000 | $5,000,000 | ? |
| Sample: | 200 | $250,000 | $300,000 |
Projecting the misstatement to the population, the auditor's estimate of year-end accounts payable balance would be
◦ $5,050,000.
◦ $5,125,000.
◦ $6,000,000.
◦ $6,150,000.
Question 2
When the sample selection is done using probability proportional to size sample selection (PPS),
◦ the actual number of units selected for testing may be more than the computed sample size.
◦ the auditor must use systematic selection, rather than random selection of dollars.
◦ population items with a zero recorded balance have no chance of being selected.
◦ negative balances must be treated as positive balances.
A sample flow sheet.
Performance of a delayed nonmatching-to-sample trial.
Sample prescription for chlorhexidine.
Conformational Selection vs. Induced Fit
What is the estimated age of the archaeological sample
Sexual Selection: Elephant Seals