guerrero25 wrote:
Accountant: A fellow accountant recently sent me an e-mail of advice that featured Hofstadter’s Law, a maxim cautioning that a project always takes longer than one expects, even when one accounts for Hofstadter’s Law. With that precept in mind, I have revised my initial projection of the time required for my audit of our company’s foreign accounts from six months to eight months.
If the statements above are true, which of the following do they best support?
A)The audit will take less than
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