The reentry of transaction data with machine comparison of the initial entry to the second entry to detect errors is called
A) batch balancing.
B) key verification.
C) validity checking.
D) a run-to-run comparison.

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The process of reentering transaction data with machine comparison of the initial entry to the second entry to detect errors is known as key verification. This process ensures that there are no errors while entering the data and helps to maintain data accuracy. Batch balancing is the process of ensuring that the total amount of a batch of transactions is equal to the total amount of the individual transactions. Validity checking is the process of checking if the data entered conforms to specific format, while a run-to-run comparison compares a batch of data with the previous batch to detect any errors or discrepancies.

The Reentry of Transaction Data with Machine Comparison of the Initial