If a particular stock does not pay dividends and is currently priced at $24 per share, what should be the price of a call option with a maturity of one year and a strike price of $24.5 if put options with the same features currently cost $2? Assume a risk free rate of 2%. (use 5 decimal places) Assume you want to price a call on a stock that has the price of $35 today. The option matures in one year and has the strike price of $34. Assume the stock price is equally likely to go up by 10% or down by 10% in one year, and you plan to use a one step binomial tree to price the call option. What is the hedge ratio (in decimal format, use 5 decimal places)? If a particular stock does not pay dividends and is currently priced at $24 per share, what should be the price of a call option with a maturity of one year and a strike price of $24.5 if put options with the same features currently cost $2? Assume a risk free rate of 2%. (use 5 decimal places) Assume you want to price a call on a stock that has the price of $35 today. The option matures in one year and has the strike price of $34. Assume the stock price is equally likely to go up by 10% or down by 10% in one year, and you plan to use a one step binomial tree to price the call option. What is the hedge ratio (in decimal format, use 5 decimal places)