Calculate the price of a call option

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Question - Given the following data: Stock price = $47.30. Exercise price = $50. Time to expiration = 85 days. Risk free rate = 3.0%. Standard deviation = 35%.

Using Black-Scholes model to calculate the price of a call option?

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