A put has strike price of $75. The put price is $10. Which of the following statements is the least accurate? The highest payoff the put writer can make is $0 The highest profit the put writer can make is $10 The highest payoff the put holder can make is $75 The lowest profit the put writer can make is –$75 The highest profit the put holder can make is $65

A put has strike price of $75. The put price is $10. Which of the following statements is the least accurate? The highest payoff the put writer can make is $0 The highest profit the put writer can make is $10 The highest payoff the put holder can make is $75 The lowest profit the put writer can make is –$75 The highest profit the put holder can make is $65

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		The highest payoff the put writer can make is $0
		The highest profit the put writer can make is $10
		The highest payoff the put holder can make is $75
		The lowest profit the put writer can make is –$75
		The highest profit the put holder can make is $65