A document containing XBRL elements is called a:
A) XBRL Instance Document
B) XBRL Style Sheet
C) XBRL Report
D) XBRL Taxonomy

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An XBRL Instance Document is a file that contains XBRL elements, which represent financial and business data in a structured format. It is a key component of XBRL, which is used to standardize and streamline the reporting of financial and business information. XBRL taxonomy provides a standardized dictionary of elements, and the instance document contains specific instances of those elements for a particular reporting period. XBRL style sheets, on the other hand, are used to define the presentation of XBRL data. Finally, an XBRL report is typically a summary of the financial or business information represented in an XBRL instance document.

A Document Containing XBRL Elements Is Called A