are relationships in financial or nonfinancial data that do not make sense, such as an unreasonable change in a volume, mix, or price.
A) Analytical anomalies
B) Accounting anomalies
C) Auditing anomalies
D) Control weaknesses

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Analytical anomalies are relationships in financial or nonfinancial data that do not make sense and can indicate errors or fraud. Accounting anomalies may refer to other types of irregularities in the accounting records. Auditing anomalies would be inconsistencies or issues found during an audit. Control weaknesses may be a contributing factor to anomalies, but do not specifically refer to the anomalies themselves.

Are Relationships in Financial or Nonfinancial Data That Do Not