1.
=sqrt((70%*26%)^2+(30%*24%)^2+2*70%*26%*30%*24%*0.4)=22.09%
2.
=sqrt((70%*26%)^2+(30%*19%)^2+2*70%*26%*30%*19%*0.6)=22.10%
Choose Stock A as it has lower standard deviation
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