Create your own function to calculate put option price
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Create your own function to calculate put option price

3. In Chapter 8, you can find how to calculate call and put option price by using Black-Scholes option pricing model.

a) Create your own function to calculate put option price. That is, you have to complete the body of the following function (S0: current stock price, K: strike price, r: risk-free rate, T: remaining time to maturity, and sigma: standard deviation of underlying stock price).

 put <- function (S0, K, r, T, sigma) {

 COMPLETE THIS PART

}

b) Using your own function created in part a), calculate put option price with

S0 = $1,000

K = $850

r = 3%

T = 3 years

sigma = 23%

Hint
ComputerBlack-Scholes model is called as the Black-Scholes-Merton model. It is one of the very important concepts in the modern financial theory. Also, the mathematical equation estimates the derivative's theoretical value of other investment instruments, where the impact of time and other risk factors is taken in to account....

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