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Edexcel Maths Past Paper Unit 1

 The File contains classified past paper for EDXCEL MATHS (9-1) with past paper code : 4MA1.

To download past paper, click here.

If there are any doubts and suggestions. Please feel free to comment in the comment section down below.

This booklet contains questions regarding:

Part 1:

Working with fractions 

BIDMAS/BODMAS.

Significant figures.

Decimal places.

Part 2:

Standard Forms.

Percentage: increase and decrease.

Part 3:

Prime factors.

HCF and LCM.

Ratio.

Proportion.

Part 4: 

Compound percentages. 

Inverse percentages.

Part 5: 

Calculators. 

Estimating.

Rounding: upper and lower bounds. 

Part 6:

Direct proportion.

Inverse proportion. 

Fraction indices.

Negative indices.

Part 7:

Recurring decimals.

Advanced calculator problem.

Part 8:

Converting between units of length. 

Converting between units of area. 

Converting between units of volume.

Compound measures.

Part 9:

Comparative cost.

Taxation. 

Salary and income tax.

Foreign currency. 

Part 10:

Rational and irrational numbers. 

Surds.

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