The primary objective of financial accounting is to provide information about an entity that is useful to interested parties in assessing an enterprise's ability to meet its obligations and reward its investors. From the list below, select three (3) examples that describe the objectives of financial accounting: to determine an organization's compliance with statutory requirements. to measure the profit and loss of a business. to identify the various types of securities an organization can acquire. to determine the magnitude of risk: the likelihood that future cash inflows will be enough to cover future cash outflows