If the predominantly substantive approach preliminary audit strategy is used, planned detection risk will be:
A)low or very low.
B)high or very high.
C)moderate or high.
D)at the higher level.

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A predominantly substantive approach in auditing means that the auditor plans to rely more on substantive procedures rather than on tests of controls. This approach is typically used when the control risk is assessed as high, leading to a low or very low planned detection risk to ensure that the overall audit risk remains at an acceptable level.

If the Predominantly Substantive Approach Preliminary Audit Strategy Is Used