The Black-Scholes-Merton model is:
A) empirically validated because implied volatilities match market-to-model prices
B) rejected because implied volatilities are not constant across strikes and maturities
C) empirically validated because calibrated BSM models are used on Wall Street
D) empirically validated because BSM theory enabled successful delta and gamma hedging
E) is rejected because implied volatilities can only be computed for at-the-money options
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