When goods are received, adequate control requires examination for:
A) quantity.
B) description.
C) condition.
D) all of the above

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Adequate control requires examination for all of the above factors, including quantity, description, and condition. This helps ensure that the goods received match the order placed, are not damaged, and are suitable for use or resale. Failing to examine all three factors could result in errors, losses, or customer dissatisfaction.

When Goods Are Received, Adequate Control Requires Examination For