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I think the answer is 4.72 per cent but could be wrong as never very good at maths. To show 8 as a percentage of 59, think of it as a fraction 8/59, then convert it into a decimal by dividing 8 by 59 = .1355932. To convert the decimal to a percentage, move the decimal 2 spaces to the right.. hence, 8 is 13.55932% of 59, or 13.6% rounded off.
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