There are two call options with the same underlying stock but different exercise prices. The exercise price for Option O

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There are two call options with the same underlying stock but
different exercise prices. The exercise price for Option One is
$100, and the exercise price for Option Two is $150. Both options
have 1 year to expiration. The underlying stock pays no dividends.
The underlying stock is currently trading at $150 per share. You
believe it has a 50% chance of increasing by 20% and a 50% of
chance of decreasing by 20% in one year. The risk-free rate of
interest is 15%. The market price of Option One is $60 and the
market price of Option Two is $25.
Calculate & Answer:
i). What is the hedge ratio for Option One and Option Two,
respectively? (4 Marks)
ii). Given the market conditions, is Option One underpriced or
overpriced? Formulate an arbitrage strategy to exploit the
mispricing and show how it provides a riskless cash flow in 1 year.
(8 Marks)
iii). Given the market conditions, is Option Two underpriced or
overpriced? Formulate an arbitrage strategy to exploit the
mispricing and show how it provides a riskless cash flow in 1 year.
(8 Marks)