REA diagrams for different organizations may be similar,but will likely result in different relationship cardinalities because of
A) differences in business policies.
B) different designers of REA diagrams.
C) different methods of drawing REA diagrams.
D) errors in drawing REA diagrams.

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Relationship cardinalities in REA diagrams are determined by the business policies and practices of the organization being modeled. Therefore, even if two organizations have similar activities and resources, their REA diagrams may have different relationship cardinalities if their policies and practices differ. The other answer choices (B, C, and D) are not correct because the designer and method of drawing a REA diagram should not affect relationship cardinalities, and errors can be corrected rather than being a reason for differences in relationship cardinalities.

REA Diagrams for Different Organizations May Be Similar,but Will Likely