For a dual-purpose test,the auditor obtains the following evidence
A)is the class of transaction working correctly?
B)is the class of transaction initiated correctly?
C)is the control working?
D)is the control documented?
E)is the class of transaction recorded misstated?
F)both A and B
G)both B and C
H)Both C and E

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A dual-purpose test in auditing serves to evaluate both the effectiveness of controls and the correctness of transactions or balances. Thus, it checks if controls are working (C) and if transactions are recorded without misstatements (E).

For a Dual-Purpose Test,the Auditor Obtains the Following Evidence