Why can't Intrinsic Value be negative? O A. Not true Intrinsic value can at times be negative B. Black Schotes theory only deals with numbers greater than zero. Negative numbers are not explained. Because the owner of the option can not be forced to exercise. So if the value is negative they just let it OC expire D. Because extrinsic value is negative and therefore they can't both be less than zero As time to expiration of an option is increased, with all else being equal, A. The price of the option may increase or decrease depending on the underlying asset O B. The price of the option will decrease OC. The price of the option will not change D. The price of the option will increase