barels of oil at the carrent futures price of 560 on per barret Sappose fituares prices change each dwy as fotiowh 3. What is the mark to-maket proff or loss (in dotlars) that you will have on each date? b. Whiat is your fotal proft or loss after 10 ditys? Have you been protected agrist a rise in of pricen? c. What is the largest cumulative loss you wet experience ower the 10 -diry penod? in what case migh this be a peoblen?? a. What as the mark to markit profit or loss (in dollars) that you will have on each date? Catcailate the maik. Iomaknet prodt or loss below. (Riound pice change to the nearest cent and proff or loss bo the ricarest dollar) (Feund pnce change to the nearent cent and proft or loss to the nearest dollar) (Round price change to the nearest cont and proft or loss to the ivearest dollar) Round price change to the flearest cent and proff or loss to the nearest dotar) (Round price change to the nearest cent and profit or loss to the nearest dollar) (Round price change to the nearest cent and profit or loss to the nearest dollar) (Round price change to the nearest cent and profit or loss to the nearest dollar) (Round price change to the nearest cent and profit or loss to the nearest dollas.) (Round price change to the nearest cont and profit or lass to the nearest dollar.) b. What is your total profit or loss affer 10 days? Have you been protected against a nse in oil prices? (Select from the drop-down menus:) Summing the dally proffloss amounts, the total is a gain of Ths gain offsets your increase in cost from the overail increase in oil prices over the 10 days, which increases your total cost of oil by c. What is the largest cumulative ioss you wil experience over the 10-day period? In what case might this be a problem? (Select all the choices that apply) A. After the second day, you have lost a total of $300,000. B. After the second day, you have lost a total of $240,000. C. After the third day. you have lost a total of $270,000. D. This loss could be a problem if you do not have sufficient resources to cover the loss, In that case, your position would have been bquidated on day 2 , and you would have been stuck with the loss and had to pay the higher cost of ol on day 10