the net gain to the seller would be the premium of $ per unit(since the option would not have been exercised).If the future spot rates is $,then the seller would lose $ per unit on the option transaction ( paying $ for pound in the spot market and selling pounds for $ to fulfill the excercise request).Yet this loss would be more than offset by the premium of $ per unit received,resulting in a net gain of $ per unitThe break-even price is therefore $,and the net gain to the seller of a call option becomes negative at all higher future spot rates.Notice that the contingency graphs for the buyer and seller of this call option are mirror images of one another
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