Controls which are built in by the manufacturer to detect equipment failure are called
A) input controls.
B) data integrity controls.
C) hardware controls.
D) manufacturer's controls.

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The controls built in by the manufacturer to detect equipment failure are hardware controls. Input controls are designed to ensure that only authorized data is entered, and data integrity controls are used to ensure the accuracy and completeness of data. Manufacturer's controls are not a commonly recognized term in the context of internal controls.

Controls Which Are Built in by the Manufacturer to Detect