1. The price at expiration is $105; it is less than strike price of $110, therefore expire unexercised

And investor will bear a loss of $600 (call price)

And investor will bear a loss of $600 (call price)

2. The price at expiration is $113; it is more than strike price of $110, therefore option will get exercised

Profit/Loss = 100 * ($113 -$110) - $600 = -$300

And investor will bear a loss of $300

3. The price at expiration is $116; it is more than strike price of $110, therefore option will get exercised

Profit/Loss = 100 * ($116 -$110) - $600 = 0

And investor will be at no profit, no loss situation

4. The price at expiration is $125; it is more than strike price of $110, therefore option will get exercised

Profit/Loss = 100 * ($125 -$110) - $600 = $900

And investor will be at profit of $900