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Refer the following list of assets of financial year 2018 - Furniture OMR 250, Building OMR...

Refer the following list of assets of financial year 2018 - Furniture OMR 250,
Building OMR 15000, Inventory OMR 600, Car OMR 3500, Debtors OMR
700. Assets revalued in financial year 2019 as - Furniture OMR 220,
Building OMR 16000, Inventory OMR 750, Car OMR 2500, Debtors OMR
500. Additional Information - Cash remain unchanged. You are required
suggest the suitable technique of audit to check revalued assets with
explanation for the listed assets

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