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madimontg

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Question 1

The upper limit of the probable population exception rate is the
◦ upper exception rate.
◦ estimated population exception rate.
◦ computed upper exception rate.
◦ tolerable exception rate.

Question 2

Which of the following is most correct when using audit sampling for exception rates?
◦ The auditor is concerned with the lowest rate.
◦ The auditor is concerned with the highest rate.
◦ The auditor is concerned with the average on previous audits.
◦ The auditor is not concerned with the exception rate for audits of nonpublic companies.
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Reply #1 on: Aug 21, 2022
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madimontg

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