Year 9 Maths — Discount and tax
Work out a discount, a sale price, and the price once tax has been added.
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1.A bag is marked £1200 and is sold at a discount of 25 per cent. What is the sale price? Give just the number.
2.A toy costs £600 before tax. With tax of 5 per cent added, what is the total to pay? Give just the number.
3.A shirt is marked £800 and is sold at a discount of 15 per cent. How much is taken off the marked price? Give just the number.
4.Which of these offers takes the most off an item marked £1000?
- a) A discount of 30 per cent
- b) 10 per cent off, and then 10 per cent off again
- c) £250 off
- d) A discount of one fifth
5.Match each marked price to its sale price after a discount of 20 per cent.
- £150
- £250
- £400
- £600
- £900
- £720
- £320
- £200
- £120
- £480
6.A shop takes 10 per cent off an item marked £500, then adds tax of 10 per cent to the reduced price. What is the final price? Give just the number.
7.A book costs £250 and tax of 8 per cent is added. How much is the tax? Give just the number.
8.Each offer is on an item marked £2000. Put them in order by what you end up paying, cheapest first.
- A quarter off
- Half price
- A discount of 10 per cent
- A discount of 35 per cent
- £600 off
Answer key — Year 9 Maths — Discount and tax
- 1. 900
- 2. 630
- 3. 120
- 4. a) A discount of 30 per cent
- 5. £150 → £120; £250 → £200; £400 → £320; £600 → £480; £900 → £720
- 6. 495
- 7. 20
- 8. 1. Half price 2. A discount of 35 per cent 3. £600 off 4. A quarter off 5. A discount of 10 per cent