The Black-Scholes Model Differs from the Binomial in That

Multiple Choice

The Black-Scholes model differs from the binomial in that

A) The mathematics it requires is much simpler.
B) It provides closed-form solutions for option prices, so can price European options faster than the binomial model.
C) It can handle stochastic interest rates more efficiently than the binomial.
D) It was developed after the binomial model and is therefore more current.