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byVernonRichardson,Chapters1-9
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,Chapter 1: DataAnalyticsfor Accounting andIdentifying theQuestions
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Chapter 3: Performing the Test Plan and Analyzing the Results Chapter4:CommunicatingResultsand Visualizations
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Chapter 5: TheModern Accounting Environment Chapter 6:Audit Data
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Chapter 7: ManagerialAnalytics
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Chapter 8: FinancialStatementAnalytics Chapter 9: Tax Analytics
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,Solutions Manual – Chapter 1 vuvy vuvy vuvy vuvy
Solutions to Multiple Choice Questions vuvy vuvy vuvy vuvy
1. (LO 1-1) Big Data is often described by the four Vs, or
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b. volume,velocity,veracity,andvariety. vuy vuy vuy vuy
c. volume,volatility,veracity,andvariability. vuy vuvy vuy vuy
d. variability,velocity,veracity,andvariety. vuy vuy vuy vuy
Answer:b vuy
2. LO 1-4) Which data approach attempts to assign each unit in a population into a small set
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v ofclasses (orgroups) where the unit best fits?
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a. Regression
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c. Co-occurrencegrouping vuy
d. Classification
Answer:d vuy
3. (LO 1-4) Which data approach attempts to identify similar individuals based on data
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a. Classification
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d. Datareduction vuy
Answer:c vuy
4. (LO 1-4) Which data approach attempts to predict connections between two data items?
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a. Profiling
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d. Regression
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, Answer:c vuy
5. (LO 1-6) Which of these terms is defined as being a central repository of descriptions for all of
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data attributes of the dataset?
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a. Big Data vuvy
b. Datawarehouse vuy
c. Data dictionary vuvy
d. DataAnalytics vuy
Answer:c vuy
6. (LO 1-5) Whichskills were not emphasized that analytic-minded accountants should have?
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b. Data scrubbing and data preparation
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c. Classification oftest approaches vuvy vuvy vuvy
d. Statisticaldataanalysis competency vuy vuvy vuvy
Answer:c vuy
7. (LO 1-5) Inwhich areas were skills not emphasized for analytic-minded accountants?
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a. Data quality vuvy
b. Descriptivedata analysis vuy vuvy
c. Data visualizationand data reporting
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d. Data and systems analysis anddesign
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Answer:d vuy
8. (LO 1-4) The IMPACT cycle includes all except the followingsteps:
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a. performtestplan. vuy vuy
b. visualize the data. vuvy vuvy
c. masterthedata. vuy vuvy
d. trackoutcomes. vuy
Answer:b vuy
9. (LO1-4) The IMPACT cycle specificallyincludes all except the following steps:
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d. perform test plan. vuvy vuvy
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DataAnalyticsforAccounting,3rdEdition
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byVernonRichardson,Chapters1-9
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,Chapter 1: DataAnalyticsfor Accounting andIdentifying theQuestions
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Chapter 3: Performing the Test Plan and Analyzing the Results Chapter4:CommunicatingResultsand Visualizations
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Chapter 5: TheModern Accounting Environment Chapter 6:Audit Data
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Analytics
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Chapter 7: ManagerialAnalytics
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Chapter 8: FinancialStatementAnalytics Chapter 9: Tax Analytics
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,Solutions Manual – Chapter 1 vuvy vuvy vuvy vuvy
Solutions to Multiple Choice Questions vuvy vuvy vuvy vuvy
1. (LO 1-1) Big Data is often described by the four Vs, or
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a. volume,velocity,veracity,andvariability. vuy vuy vuy vuy
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c. volume,volatility,veracity,andvariability. vuy vuvy vuy vuy
d. variability,velocity,veracity,andvariety. vuy vuy vuy vuy
Answer:b vuy
2. LO 1-4) Which data approach attempts to assign each unit in a population into a small set
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v ofclasses (orgroups) where the unit best fits?
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a. Regression
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c. Co-occurrencegrouping vuy
d. Classification
Answer:d vuy
3. (LO 1-4) Which data approach attempts to identify similar individuals based on data
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a. Classification
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d. Datareduction vuy
Answer:c vuy
4. (LO 1-4) Which data approach attempts to predict connections between two data items?
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a. Profiling
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d. Regression
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, Answer:c vuy
5. (LO 1-6) Which of these terms is defined as being a central repository of descriptions for all of
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data attributes of the dataset?
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a. Big Data vuvy
b. Datawarehouse vuy
c. Data dictionary vuvy
d. DataAnalytics vuy
Answer:c vuy
6. (LO 1-5) Whichskills were not emphasized that analytic-minded accountants should have?
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a. Developedan analytics mindset vuy vuvy vuvy
b. Data scrubbing and data preparation
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c. Classification oftest approaches vuvy vuvy vuvy
d. Statisticaldataanalysis competency vuy vuvy vuvy
Answer:c vuy
7. (LO 1-5) Inwhich areas were skills not emphasized for analytic-minded accountants?
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a. Data quality vuvy
b. Descriptivedata analysis vuy vuvy
c. Data visualizationand data reporting
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d. Data and systems analysis anddesign
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Answer:d vuy
8. (LO 1-4) The IMPACT cycle includes all except the followingsteps:
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a. performtestplan. vuy vuy
b. visualize the data. vuvy vuvy
c. masterthedata. vuy vuvy
d. trackoutcomes. vuy
Answer:b vuy
9. (LO1-4) The IMPACT cycle specificallyincludes all except the following steps:
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a. datapreparation.vuy
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