Significant Accounting Policies Are Described in the Notes to the Financial

question 15

Multiple Choice

Significant accounting policies are described in the notes to the financial statements because:

• A) there isn't enough space for them to be included in the captions of the financial statements.
• B) if the accrual basis of accounting is used, "matching" of revenues and expenses may not take place.
• C) the reader must be aware of which of the alternative generally accepted accounting practices have been used.
• D)none of the above.

Identify the skewness of data distributions based on histogram analysis.

Apply knowledge of histograms in analyzing various types of data.

Distinguish between differently shaped histograms and understand their implications.

Understand the relationship between the number of observations and the number of class intervals in histogram construction.

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