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12. Company changes from LIFO to average cost for inventory is an example of:
(a) change in estimate
(b) change in principle
(c) change in entity
(d) accounting errors.
13. Dillon Company merges with Proven Company is an example of:
(a) change in estimate
(b) change in principle
(c) change in entity
(d) accounting errors.

10. Below are the operating segments of a Howe Inc. (amounts in millions).
Auto Motorcycles RVs Total
Revenues $250 $50 $20 $320
Cost of goods sold 150 30 10 190
Gross profit 100 20 10 130
S&A Expenses 80 14 6 100
Assets 4,250 2,450 300 7,000
All corporate expenses have been eliminated from the S&A expenses.Based on the information above, which segments are reportable?

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