In determining the appropriate sample size an auditor does not need to make judgements about:
A) sampling risk
B) expected failure rate
C) staff experience
D) tolerable failure rate

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In determining the appropriate sample size for an audit, an auditor needs to make judgments about sampling risk, expected failure rate, and tolerable failure rate. Staff experience, while important for the execution of the audit, does not directly influence the determination of sample size.

In Determining the Appropriate Sample Size an Auditor Does Not