Reconsider the Buying Futures Contracts example from earlier in this assignment. Suppose that instead of purchasing futures contracts that the factory manager purchased call options on May corn futures contracts. The strike price in the option contracts is $6.16 per bushel and the premium is $0.25 per bushel. On April 15, May corn futures are trading at $6.75, and the basis is now 20 cents over. A. What price will the factory manager pay for corn in the cash market? B. Will the factory manager exercise their options contracts? Why or why not? C. What gain or loss will the factory manager earn on the call options? D. What net price will the factory manager pay for corn in the cash market? Note that the net price paid equals the cash price minus the gain (or plus the loss) on the options contracts.