Figure 9.1 provides a visualization and a data table. Balance Sheet Analysis ($ 000) 450,000 400,000 350.000 900.000 250,000 200.000 150,000 100,000 50.000 Cash Inventory Accounts receivable 177.446 50.791 80.355 55,775 Capital assets 24.575 112023 219,059 2002 417,126 2021 402,366 2020 390 446 951.595 207899 195,880 185,800 Prepaid expenses 40,828 39 039 96,556 38.965 26 100 28.900 29.800 Account Long-term payante debt 195,513 125.000 183248 150 000 W5.066 125.000 10,655 200.000 FIGURE 9.1 Year-over year visualization Which of the following questions could an auditor reasonably ask when evaluating the results of this visualization and data table? (Several choices may be correct.) Why has there been such a substantial increase in cash as compared to the prior three years? Why did accounts receivable increase significantly as compared to the prior three years? Have accounts receivable a e collection policies changed? Why did Inventory balances decrease as compared to the prior three years? Is there an increase in the obsolescence allowance? Were there no purchases of capital assets during the year? Was no additional debt acquired during the year