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By using Black-Scholes Formula, What happens to c and p as volatility (sigma) becomes very large? What happens to c and p as T becomes

By using Black-Scholes Formula,

  1. What happens to c and p as volatility (sigma) becomes very large?
  2. What happens to c and p as T becomes very large?
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The Black-Scholes-Merton Formulas (See pages 313-315) -rT c = S N(d) K eT N(d) - N(-d) - S N(-d) p = Ke where d 0 = d2 = In(S/K)+(r+o/2)T 2 In(S /K)+(r0 / 2)T = d-oT

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