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Why might a European put be worth less the longer the time to expiration?

A. The cost of waiting to receive the exercise price is higher.
B. The risk of the underlying is lower over a longer period of time.
C. The longer time to expiration means that the put is more likely to expire out-of-the-money.

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If the risk- free rate increases, the value of an in- the- money European put option will most likely:

A. decrease.
B. remain the same.
C. increase.

The value of a European call option is inversely related to the:

A. exercise price.
B. time to expiration.
C. volatility of the underlying.

The table below shows three European call options on the same underlying:&Time to Expiration&Exercise PriceOption 1 &3 months &＄100Option 2 &6 months &＄100Option 3&6 months &＄105The option with the highest value is most likely:

A. Option 1.
B. Option 2.
C. Option 3.

The value of a European put option can be either directly or inversely related to the:

A. exercise price.
B. time to expiration.
C. volatility of the underlying.