A European put option with exercise price 38 and a maturity of 6 months, currently...

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A European put option with exercise price 38 and a maturity of 6 months, currently costs 2. Today's stock price is 34 and the interest rate is 10% continuously compounded per annum.
Is there a boundary violation? If your answer is yes, explain and calculate in detail what arbitrage opportunity it creates.
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