Solve these questions clearly.

In a one-step binomial tree model it is assumed that the initial share price of 260 will either increase to 285 or decrease to 250 at the end of one year. Assume that the annual force of interest is 0.05 and that no dividends are payable. (i) Calculate the price of a one year European call option with a strike price of 275, using each of the following: (a) a replicating portfolio method (b) risk-neutral valuation (c) a risk-free portfolio method. [6] (ii) Repeat your calculations in (i) for a one year European put option with a strike price of 275. [6] (iii) Verify numerically that the put-call parity relationship holds in this case. [2]