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The mean for the purchasing shares of stock A is $4, with a...
The mean for the purchasing shares of stock A is $4, with a variance of $4; the mean for the purchasing shares of stock B is 80, with a variance of 64. By comparing the variations of the two stocks, which of the following is true?
a.
Stock A fluctuates more from period to period than does stock B
b.
Stock A should be purchased since the variance in stock B is larger
c.
None of the above
d.
Stock B fluctuates more from period to period than does stock A
e.
Stock B should be purchased since the IQR in stock B is larger
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