When an auditor does a sampling for attributes, which of the following would decrease sample size?       Risk of assessing control risk too low  Tolerable rate of Deviation  Expected population deviation rate  A.  Increase  Decrease  Increase  B.  Decrease  Increase  Decrease  C.  Increase  Increase  Decrease  D.  Increase  Increase  Increase          Group of answer choices  Choice C  Choice B  Choice A  Choice D

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