For an auditor to know if a change is unreasonable,he needs knowledge of
A)the client's industry
B)current economic condition
C)management
D)personnel problems in the client's workforce
E)latest upgrade on the computer system
F)both A and B
G)both C and D

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To determine if a change is unreasonable, the auditor needs to have knowledge of the client's industry and the current economic condition, as these factors can impact the feasibility and practicality of a change. While knowledge of management and personnel problems may also be helpful, it is not as directly relevant to evaluating the reasonableness of a change. Knowledge of the latest computer system upgrade may be relevant in assessing the impact of the change on the organization's technology infrastructure, but it is not as fundamental as understanding the industry and economic context. Therefore, the best choice is F.

For an Auditor to Know If a Change Is Unreasonable,he