The evidence used by auditors is different from that used by scientists in that:
A) scientists use results of repeated experiments.
B) the certainty of conclusions drawn from the evidence can vary.
C) the party evaluating the evidence is a scientist.
D) all of the above

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Auditors and scientists use different types of evidence and methods for drawing conclusions. Scientists rely on repeated experiments (A), the certainty of conclusions can indeed vary between the two fields (B), and the party evaluating the evidence differs, with scientists in their respective field and auditors in financial or compliance contexts (C).

The Evidence Used by Auditors Is Different from That Used