Loss severity is the expected number of losses that will occur within a given period of time while lossfrequency refers to the potential size or financial damage of a loss.O TrueO False

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Chapter9: Current Liabilities And Contingent Obligations

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Loss severity is the expected number of losses that will occur within a given period of time while loss frequency refers to the potential size or financial damage of a loss. O True O False