William bought one ABC $45 call contract (i.e., the exercise price is $45) for a premium of $5 pershare.At expiration, he excised his right.The return on his investment hinges on the stock price at expiration.Which of the following is false?If the stock price at expiration is $57, his return is 166.67%.O If the stock price at expiration is $50, his return is 22.22%.O If the stock price at expiration is $52, his return is 55.56%.O If the stock price at expiration is $60, his return is 233.33%.

A call option is a financial derivative contract that gives the holder (buyer) the right, but not…

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