Standard deviation of Portfolio-O = 0.185
Standard deviation of Portfolio-D = 0.140
Weight of Portfolio-O in Portfolio-D = y
We can find value y with following equation:
Weight of Stock B in Portfolio-O = 1-0.32 = 0.68
Thus, Weight of Stock B in Portfolio D:
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