Problem related to statistical concept

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When using classical variables sampling for estimation, an auditor normally evaluates the sampling results by calculating the possible misstatement in either direction. This statistical concept is known as :

A. Reliability.

B. Projected misstatement.

C. Precision.

D. Standard deviation.

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