Multiple Choice
The tainting percentage must be computed in evaluating the results of a PPS sampling plan whenever:
A) no misstatements are found in the sample.
B) this sample plan is used.
C) misstatements are found in logical sampling units greater than or equal to the sampling interval.
D) misstatements are found in logical sampling units smaller than the sampling interval.
E) misstatements are found in logical sampling units greater than the sampling interval.
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
Q37: One disadvantage of PPS sampling is that
Q38: In PPS sampling plans, the <b>risk of
Q39: Audit sampling applies to control risk and
Q40: Careful consideration of sample design must be
Q41: The <b>expansion factor</b> is:<br>A) used to indirectly
Q43: In PPS sampling, the auditor chooses a
Q44: Nonstatistical sampling is most effective for larger
Q45: To calculate the<b> incremental allowance for sampling
Q46: When the sample results do not support
Q47: Audit sampling in involved whenever an auditor:<br>A)