Recall the graph that depicts the value of a call option on the expiration date. What does the graph indicate about the nature of the relationship between the price of the underlying stock and the value of corresponding call option?

Multiple select question.

A call option is worthless over a given range of stock prices.

After the stock price equals the exercise price, the call option will increase in value by $$1$ for every $$1$ increase in the market price of the stock.

There is a negative relationship between the price of the underlying stock and the value of the call option.

There is always a positive relationship between the price of the underlying stock and the value of the call option.