A stock has an average historical return of 11.3% and a standard deviation of 20.2%. Which range of returns would you expect to see approximately 68% (two-third) of the time?
A. +4.6% TO +33.8%
B. -3.9% TO +32.5%
C. -23.8% TO +53.0%
D. -8.9% TO +31.5%
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