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Part (b) Plot a graph of the payoff and the profit of the above...

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Part (b)
Plot a graph of the payoff and the profit of the above position as a function of XYZ stock
price at expiration. There is no need to show work (numerical table) but you need to
mark the coordinates of all important points:
the "kinks," i.e., points where the graphs change slope,
the break-even points where the profit is zero, and also the points where the payoff
intersects the x-axis,
the intersections with the y-axis.
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