Determine which has higher coefficient of variation

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Stock 1 closing price over the last month has a mean of 31.2 and a standard deviation of 1.9
Stock 2 closing price over last month has the mean of 59.2 and the standard deviation of 3.3
Determine which has higher coefficient of variation?

A. stock 1

B. stock 2

C. are the same

D. can't be determined from data provided

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