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2. A company expects to purchase 85 million gallons of a new fuel in one month and wishes to hedge their position as they will lose $1 million for each $0.01 per gallon increase in the new fuel's price. There are not futures contracts available on the new fuel; however, the new fuel is correlated positively with gasoline (0.72). The new fuel's price change has a standard deviation that is 115% greater than the price change in gasoline futures prices (t.e. ). If the company uses gasoline futures to hedge their exposure, answer the following: a. What hedge ratio is optimal? b. What position (in gallons) should the company take in gasoline futures? C. How many contracts should be traded? Assume each contract is for 42,000 gallons