Under the "known-user" rule,it is sufficient if a user is a member of a known class,even if the identity of the particular user is not known to the accountant.

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The known-user rule requires that a user belongs to a known class, and their specific identity need not be known to the accountant. Therefore, it is sufficient if a user is a member of a known class, which makes option A the correct answer.

Under the "Known-User" Rule,it Is Sufficient If a User Is