
a.
To compute: The payoff of the portfolio in the given conditions.
Introduction:
Net Payoff: Normally, the payoff in financial terminology refers to the amount received as
b.
To compute: The risk-free interest rate of the portfolio, the condition in which stock pays no dividends.
Introduction:
Risk-free interest rate: When an investment is made in securities that do not have any risk of any financial losses in a termed period, the rate at which the return is earned is termed as a risk-free interest rate.

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