This depends on what you're trying to get 8% of. If it was $1.00, 8% would be $0.08.
Here's a little exercise.
Let's say there's a sale on at the local clothing store where everything is 35% off. You see a nice shirt that's normally $50, but there's no updated price sticker and you're not sure if you have enough to buy it.
Try the following math:
35 (the percentage) x 50 (the price) / 100
This will give you the amount you'll be saving. You can now take this away from the normal price and you'll have the discounted price.
Let's try it.
35 x 50 / 100 = 17.50
50 - 17.50 = 32.50
The result is $32.50, and lucky you - you have exactly that much in your wallet!
13 dollars - 20 percent plus 8 percent = 11.232
190 U.S. dollars + (8 percent) = 205.20 U.S. dollars
6 is 75% of 8
8 dollars
8 dollars
11320.00 dollars
20 percent of 44 dollars is 8 dollars 80 cents.
It is 75.72*8/100 dollars = 6.06 dollars, approx.
20% of 40 dollars is 8 dollars. 40*0.2=8
320,000 dollars.
It is: 8 dollars
54 dollars