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You are auditing Rodgers and Company. After performing substantive analytical procedures, you conclude that, for the accounts tested, the client's balance appears reasonable. This may indicate that

▸ details test of balances can be eliminated for those accounts.

▸ certain tests of details of balances may be eliminated for those accounts.

▸ control tests may be eliminated for those accounts.

▸ control tests may be reduced for those accounts.

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