The price of a stock is $$45,$ and a six$-$month call with a strike price of $$40$ sells for $$11.$ Round your answers to the nearest dollar.

a$.$ What is the option's intrinsic value?

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b$.$ What is the option's time premium?

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c$.$ If the price of the stock rises, what happens to the price of the call?

As the price of the stock rises, the value of the call

d$.$ If the price of the stock falls to $$41,$ what is the maximum you could lose from buying the call? Enter your answer as a positive value.

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e$.$ What is the maximum profit you could earn by selling the call uncovered $($naked$)?$

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f$.$ If$,$ at the expiration of the call, the price of the stock is $$40,$ what is the profit $($or loss$)$ from buying the call? Enter your answer as a positive value.

The

from buying the call is $

g$.$ If$,$ at the expiration of the call, the price of the stock is $$40,$ what is the profit $($or loss$)$ from selling the call naked? Enter your answer as a positive value.

The

$]$ from selling the call naked is $

h$.$ If$,$ at the expiration of the call, the price of the stock is $$53,$ what is the profit $($or loss$)$ from buying the call? Enter your answer as a positive value.

The

from buying the call is $

i$.$ If$,$ at the expiration of the call, the price of the stock is $$53,$ what is the profit $($or loss$)$ from selling the call naked? Enter your answer as a positive value.

The

$|$ from selling the call naked is $