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The auditor wishes to test the completeness assertion. which of the following statements is true regarding the auditor's work flow? a. the auditor would take a sample of recorded transactions and obtain supporting documentation for those transactions. b. the auditor would perform a process referred to as tracing. c. the auditor would take a sample of source documents and obtain additional supporting documents for those transactions. d. for a sample of items recorded in the sales journal, the auditor would obtain the related shipping documents and customer orders.

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