A man in a red shirt is standing next to a woman in a blue dress. They are both holding hands and smiling at each other. They never asked if the other person voted in the election. The premise states that users of financial reports need to understand the entity's business model to comprehend financial and nonfinancial information. Does this entail that there are only two divisions in a company? If okay yeah there aren't just too many places uh that do testing like that where the government uh uh gives well gives them full reign uh trust the results because they have to prove on a continual basis that uh that they are meeting um their standards for false positives and whatnot, can we conclude that
yes
no
no
no