Ans:
Stock Price, S = $60
U =1.1
D=0.95
Risk Free Rate, Rf=0.01
Probability of down move = 1- 0.3445 = 0.6555
Up Move = 60*1.1 = 66
Down Move = 60*0.95 = 57
Exercise Price, X = 65
Value of the Put option = [ (65-57)* 0.6555 + 0* 0.3445)* e^(-0.01*2/12) = 5.235
Total Number of shares he must hold to hedge his position =100*58/2.7514 = 2108 shares
Since Volatility is not present, the call and put option value cannot be calculated using Black-Scholes option pricing model
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