An auditor's objectives in evaluating accounting estimates include all of the following except to Develop the estimates and make the journal entries to record them. Assure that estimates are presented in the financial statements in accordance with GAAP. O Provide reasonable assurance that management has developed all material estimates. Assure that estimates are reasonable.

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