David is working on the audit of a major client's property, plant and equipment accounts, and has been tasked by his supervisor to determine the client's foced asset turnover ratio. David has started gathering the necessary information in order to calculate the ratio and approaches his supervisor to ask why his supervisor is requesting he do this. Which of the following is the most likely response from his supervisor? It is customary during any routine audit and attestation engagement that we calculate all key and pertinent ratios for our clients. If we defermine that the fatio ts lewer than we cxpect it to be, it may indicate evidence of failure by the client to record certain fixed assets. If the ratio is higher than our expectation, it may provide evidence that the client is failing to capitalize certain assets on the balance shect. None of these answer choices are correct