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    The document discusses various types of controls used to ensure the validity and accuracy of transaction processing. It defines input controls, batch controls, and validation controls. Input controls deal with source documents and include numbering, while validation controls detect errors before processing through techniques like check digits and dual controls. Common errors that can occur include single and double transposition errors where adjacent digits are reversed.

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    The document discusses various types of controls used to ensure the validity and accuracy of transaction processing. It defines input controls, batch controls, and validation controls. Input controls deal with source documents and include numbering, while validation controls detect errors before processing through techniques like check digits and dual controls. Common errors that can occur include single and double transposition errors where adjacent digits are reversed.

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    The document discusses various types of controls used to ensure the validity and accuracy of transaction processing. It defines input controls, batch controls, and validation controls. Input controls deal with source documents and include numbering, while validation controls detect errors before processing through techniques like check digits and dual controls. Common errors that can occur include single and double transposition errors where adjacent digits are reversed.

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    10 Questions Chapter 7

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    The document discusses various types of controls used to ensure the validity and accuracy of transaction processing. It defines input controls, batch controls, and validation controls. Input controls deal with source documents and include numbering, while validation controls detect errors before processing through techniques like check digits and dual controls. Common errors that can occur include single and double transposition errors where adjacent digits are reversed.

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    1. The stage designed to ensure that the transactions are valid, accurate and complete. a. Batch control b.

    Validation control c. Input control d. Error control 2. The following are broad classes of Input control except: a. Source document control b. Output control c. Batch control d. Validation control 3. These are source documents that have unique sequential number on them. a. Post numbered source document b. Numbered source document c. Pre numbered source document d. None of the above 4. The following are types of errors that can corrupt data codes and cause processing errors except: a. Transcription errors b. Single transposition errors c. Double transposition errors d. Multiple transposition errors 5. This error occurs when two adjacent digits are reversed. a. Transcription errors b. Single transposition errors c. Double transposition errors d. Multiple transposition errors 6. The following are classes of transcription errors except: a. Multiplication b. Addition c. Truncation d. Substitution 7. This error occurs when non adjacent digits are transposed. a. Transcription errors b. Single transposition errors c. Double transposition errors d. Multiple transposition errors 8. A control digit added to the code that is originally assigned that allows the integrity of the code to be established during subsequent processing. a. Check digits b. Cross digits c. Digits d. None of the above

    9. An effective method of managing high volumes of transaction data through system. a. Single control b. Batch control c. Dual control d. None of the above 10. These controls are intended to detect errors in transaction before the data are processed. a. Single control b. Batch control c. Validation control d. None of the above

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