________ are contracts whose value is derived from some other entity.

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A)Derivatives are contracts whose value is derived from some other entity (usually an asset of some kind, but not necessarily). It is used to hedge against or speculate on risk.
B)Derivatives are contracts whose value is derived from some other entity (usually an asset of some kind, but not necessarily). It is used to hedge against or speculate on risk.
C)Derivatives are contracts whose value is derived from some other entity (usually an asset of some kind, but not necessarily). It is used to hedge against or speculate on risk.
D)Derivatives are contracts whose value is derived from some other entity (usually an asset of some kind, but not necessarily). It is used to hedge against or speculate on risk.
E)Derivatives are contracts whose value is derived from some other entity (usually an asset of some kind, but not necessarily). It is used to hedge against or speculate on risk.

________ Are Contracts Whose Value Is Derived from Some Other