> Question 2 1 pts Judy had three option positions which she held until the expiration date. The first position was 5 short puts in corn options, where the exercise price was $10.5 and the option price when it was bought or sold by Judy was $0.6 per option. The market price of corn at expiration was $10.68. The second position was 5 long calls in wheat options, where the exercise price was $7.5 and the option price when it was bought or sold by Judy was $0.5 per option. The market price of wheat at expiration was $7.94. The third position was 2 short calls in soybean options, where the exercise price was $9.5 and the option price when it was bought or sold by Judy was $0.3 per option. The market price of soybeanat expiration was $10.52. Which of the following values is closest to Judy's combined profits from the three option positions? O None of the other answers. O $1.26 $5.06 O $-0.64 O $3,16 Question 5 pts Jane is currently the 100% owner of a start-up. Pinder Ltd. Jane believes that she needs additional funds to expand the business. Jane obtains a $0.6 million investment from an angel investor for a post-money valuation of $2.2 million. Which of the following values is closest to Jane's ownership of the firm after the investment from the angel investor? O 77% O 75% O 73% 81% 0 79% > Question 10 1 pts Which of the following statements best describes the similarities and differences between private placements and rights issues? O A rights issue is more appropriate than a private placement if the funds need to be raised quickly. There is a limit on how much funds an Australian company can raise in a year via both private placements and rights issues. None of the other statements is correct. O A prospectus is required in a rights Issue but not in a private placement O More than one of the other statements is correct