How each is identified to be risky and why

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Complete Assurance of Learning Exercise 5F, Steps 1-2, on textbook page 162.

5F steps 1 and 2 consists of 10 strategies and how each is identified to be risky and why. Also with reasoning and plenty of references to explain why.

Explaining an opinion with references has been an issue. Each item, the textbook, along with other sources should be used.

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