[17] Monetary-unit sampling (MUS) can be used to project the A. Monetary amount of error in a balance sheet account category. B. Number of understatement errors in the perpetual inventory account. C. Percentage of invoices on which early payment discounts were not taken. D. Error rate associated with the extension of overtime payment transactions.

[17] Monetary-unit sampling (MUS) can be used to project the A. Monetary amount of error in a balance sheet account category. B. Number of understatement errors in the perpetual inventory account. C. Percentage of invoices on which early payment discounts were not taken. D. Error rate associated with the extension of overtime payment transactions.

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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