1. Two-period trees: Suppose a stock is currently trading at 100 , and each of the next two periods will either go up by 35% or down by 25%. The stock pays no dividends. The simple one-period risk-free rate is 5\%. (a) What is the price of a two-period ATM European call written on the stock? (b) Draw the price tree for the two-period call struck at 110. (c) What is the replicating portfolio for the call in part (b), at initiation, and at both the up- and down-nodes? (d) Draw the price trees for the two-period European puts struck at 90 and 95