Under which of the following scenarios would an auditor most likely use a nonstatistical sampling method? The account balance is made up of a large number of transactions and all of the transactions are extremely similar in nature. The account balance is made up of a large number of transactions, with a certain set of those transactions being a higher risk than other transactions. The ccount balance is made up of a small number of transactions and there are 3 or 4 specific transactions that account for over 80% of the value of the account. Auditors should never use a nonstatistical sampling method. Charlie, an auditor engaged to audit Alpha Company, divided up the transactions in the cash account for Alpha. He created a grouping of all checks written that were over $10,000 and a separate grouping for all checks written under $10,000. This is called Congregating the population Separating the population Stratifying the population Compiling the population ebra is auditing Alpha Corporation. The balance in the accounts receivable account is $375,000. According to the assessed risk of incorrect acceptance, she determines that she should have a sample size of 25 items. Given this information, her sampling interval would be $37,500 $15,000 $30,000 $25,000 Which of the following is most likely a statistical sampling method? Using a random number generator to select the samples to test Selecting all transactions over $10,000 for testing Testing every transaction in October and December O Selecting all transactions with a particular vendor for testing