Mathematics · Data Interpretation
In a competitive exam, the total number of candidates enrolled across different institutes is 8,550, and the total number of candidates who passed is 5,700. If the combined percentage of passed candidates from institutes S and P is 34% (S = 16%, P = 18%) and the combined percentage of enrolled candidates from institutes T and R is 18% (T = 8%, R = 10%), what is the difference between the total number of candidates who passed from S and P combined and the total number of candidates enrolled from T and R combined?
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