Why is the premium on a standard option and down-and-in call the same when the barrier price exceeds the stock price?

What will be an ideal response?

When the barrier price exceeds the stock price the option is "knocked-in" and thus will be priced as a standard option.

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A) Joint tenancy. B) Tenancy in common. C) Tenancy in the entirety. D) Community property.

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