Liz buys one share of Koca-Loka long for $10.40 and at the same time she buys a call on Koca-Loka that has an exercise price of $11.40 and a premium of $1.75. What is the combined profit orloss on the covered call if at the time of expiration Koca-Loka is trading at $8,70 per share? Assume that she gets out of her long position at the same time her option expiresPlace your answer with dollars and cents without a dollar sign. Enter negative answers with a "minus sign. For example, if your answer is negative two dollars and seventy five cents, then enter-2.75

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