When the auditor uses monetary unit statistical sampling to examine the totaldollar value of invoices, each invoice(1) has an equal probability of being selected.(2) can be represented by no more than one monetary unit.(3) has an unknown probability of being selected.(4) has a probability proportional to its dollar value of being selected.

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