we have two stocks Stock A and Stock B, Both stocks have the same

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we have two stocks Stock A and Stock B, Both stocks have the same expected rate of return 11%, but have different Standard Deviation 12%, and 20% respectively. based on the information above can we conclude that any rational risk-averse investor will add stock A to a well diversified portfolio over stock B? Why? or Why not?

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