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As an accountant, you often need to evaluate multiple conditions, sometimes using negation (like not) to reverse logic.

Replace ___ with the correct logic (you may need not) so that:

  1. The variable report_is_valid equals True – meaning all checks are passed.
  2. The variable report_is_flagged equals False – meaning something in the validation failed.

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As an accountant, you often need to evaluate multiple conditions, sometimes using negation (like not) to reverse logic.

Replace ___ with the correct logic (you may need not) so that:

  1. The variable report_is_valid equals True – meaning all checks are passed.
  2. The variable report_is_flagged equals False – meaning something in the validation failed.

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As an accountant, you often need to evaluate multiple conditions, sometimes using negation (like not) to reverse logic.

Replace ___ with the correct logic (you may need not) so that:

  1. The variable report_is_valid equals True – meaning all checks are passed.
  2. The variable report_is_flagged equals False – meaning something in the validation failed.

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