Which of the following statements regarding sensitivity analysis is not accurate:

A) Sensitivity analysis says nothing about the likelihood of change of a variable.

B) Sensitivity analysis ignores relationships among variables.

C) Sensitivity analysis answers "what if" questions.

D) Sensitivity analysis measures the change in NPV that results from a given percentage change in one variable when other inputs are held at their expected values.

E) Sensitivity analysis assumes that inputs are perfectly correlatedall "bad" values occur together, and all "good" values occur together.