# Percents from percent

How much is 13% of 20% of 500 greater than 8% of 14% of 200?

Result

x =  10.76

#### Solution:

$a=0.13 \cdot \ 0.20 \cdot \ 500=13 \ \\ b=0.08 \cdot \ 0.14 \cdot \ 200=2.24 \ \\ \ \\ x=a-b=13-2.24=\dfrac{ 269 }{ 25 }=10.76$

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