Find discount amounts and sale prices. Discount = Original Price x (Percentage / 100). Sale Price = Original Price x (1 - Percentage / 100). For reverse questions, use: Original Price = Sale Price / Multiplier.

1. Q1. Original price £50, discount 10%. Find the discount amount and the sale price.

2. Q2. Original price £80, discount 25%. Find the discount amount and the sale price.

3. Q3. Original price £120, discount 15%. Find the discount amount and the sale price.

4. Q4. Original price £200, discount 20%. Find the discount amount and the sale price.

5. Q5. Original price £35, discount 10%. Find the discount amount and the sale price.

6. Q6. Original price £150, discount 30%. Find the discount amount and the sale price.

7. Q7. Original price £64, discount 12.5%. Find the discount amount and the sale price.

8. Q8. Original price £240, discount 25%. Find the discount amount and the sale price.

9. Q9. Original price £85, discount 20%. Find the discount amount and the sale price.

10. Q10. Original price £320, discount 15%. Find the discount amount and the sale price.

11. Q11. A jacket costs £90 with 30% off. Find the sale price.

12. Q12. A TV costs £560 with 12.5% off. Find the sale price.

13. Q13. A holiday costs £1,200. A 10% early booking discount is applied. Find the discounted price.

14. Q14. A laptop priced at £750 has 20% off. Find the sale price.

15. Q15. A sofa costs £840 with a 25% discount. Find the sale price.

16. Q16. A pair of trainers costs £64. A 12.5% discount is applied. Find the sale price.

17. Q17. After a 20% discount, a phone costs £400. What was the original price?

18. Q18. After a 25% discount, a dress costs £60. What was the original price?

19. Q19. After a 30% discount, a bike costs £350. What was the original price?

20. Q20. After a 15% discount, a game console costs £255. What was the original price?

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