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A call option on Nike stock with a $$2\mathrm{.}50$ premium has a strike price of $$90.$ What is the profit on the option $($net of initial cost$)$ if the price of Nike stock at the option$$s maturity is $($a$)$ $$87?($b$)$ $$91?($c$)$ $$96?$

A put option on NVIDIA$$stock with a $$8$premium has a strike price of $$250.$ What is the profit on the option $($net of initial cost$)$ if the price of NVIDIA$$stock at the option$$s maturity is $($a$)$ $$200?($b$)$ $$245?($c$)$ $$300?$

A call option on Nike stock with a $$2\mathrm{.}50$ premium has a strike price of $$90.$ What is the profit on the option $($net of initial cost$)$ if the

price of Nike stock at the option's maturity is $($a$)$ $$87?($b$)$ $$91?($c$)$ $$96?$

Answer is complete and correct.

A put option on NVIDIA stock with a $$8$ premium has a strike price of $$250.$ What is the profit on the option $($net of initial cost$)$ if the

price of NVIDIA stock at the option's maturity is $($a$)$ $$200?($b$)$ $$245?($c$)$ $$300?$

Answer is complete but not entirely correct.