The Auditor Must Deal with Layers of the Computed Upper

Multiple Choice

The auditor must deal with layers of the computed upper deviation rate from the attributes table because there are different error assumptions for each error. Assume a sample of 100 had found one error, and the computed upper deviation rate is shown in the following table:

The precision limit for the layer with one error is:

A) 2.3%.
B) 3.8%
C) 6.1%.
D) 1.5%.