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- Briefly discuss the (Accounting Standard) , AS-2 with group method , item by item method, aggregate method?In accounting terms, 2hat can be concluded about the case study?Which of the following sets includes only accounting assumptions and conventions? a. timeliness, prudence, historical cost, and neutrality b. matching, comparability, period of timem and reliability c. monetary unit, going concern, relevance, and materiality d. monetary unit, entity, going concern, and realization-recognition