The subject of the auditing procedure inspecting is least likely to be: a. lease agreements. b. physical assets. c. personnel. d. accounting records. e. documents.

b. physical assets

Explanation:

Audit procedures can be regarded as processes or techniques, or methods that is been followed by auditors in obtaining audit evidence that will give them enablement to make a conclusion as regards to set audit objective so they can express their opinion. audit procedures can as well be called audit programs. It should be noted that The subject of the auditing procedure observing is least likely to be physical assets. physical asset can be regarded as item of economic, even exchange value which has a material existence. They are regarded asPhysical assets tangible assets. Example is properties, equipment,

a) Total annual inventory cost (including purchase cost) for the current supplier = $421,154

b) Annual holding cost for the new supplier (when purchasing 3,000 each order) =  $3,675

c) Total annual inventory cost = $389,298

d) Since the total cost has reduced, Flora Beauty should choose the new supplier option.

Explanation:

Annual demand, D = 22,000

Unit cost, C = $19

Ordering cost, K = $85

Unit carrying cost, h = 14% of C

h = 0.14*19 = $2.66

(a)  Total annual inventory cost for the current supplier,

...........(1)

Economic order quantity,Q'

Su bstitute Q' and other parameters into Tc

(b)

Q = 3000

C = $17.50

h = 0.14*17.50 = 2.45

Annual holding cost for the new supplier = (Q/2)*h = (3000/2)*2.45 = $3,675

(c)

Total annual inventory cost = (D*C) + (Q/2)*h + (D/Q)*K

Total annual inventory cost = (22000*17.5) + (3000/2)*2.45 + (22000/3000)*85

Total annual inventory cost for the new supplier = $389,298

d)

Since the total cost has reduced, Flora Beauty should choose the new supplier option.