IGCSE Mathematics 0580, topic E1.4

Fractions, decimals and percentages: past paper questions

34 Cambridge IGCSE Mathematics 0580 questions on Fractions, decimals and percentages (E1.4) from 22 papers, 2023 to 2026. Open the paper or try a question free.

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Questions
34
Papers
22
Years
2023 to 2026
Total marks
88
Average per question
2.6 marks
Largest question
5 marks

By type: Structured 34

How hard the questions are

  • Recall7
  • Apply27
  • Analyse0
  • Not banded0

Derived from the command word Cambridge prints in each question, banded by a fixed table beside the syllabus's own definitions. A question printing no command word is unbanded: unknown, not middling.

Command words

  • work outApply15 questions

    calculate from given facts, figures or information with or without the use of a calculator

  • writeRecall7 questions

    give an answer in a specific form

  • showApply5 questions
  • findApply3 questions
  • calculateApply2 questions

    work out from given facts, figures or information

  • completeApply1 question
  • drawApply1 question
  • giveRecall1 question

    produce an answer from a given source or recall/memory

Where the questions come from

By year

  • 20265
  • 202510
  • 20249
  • 202310

By session

  • May/June21
  • Oct/Nov13

By paper

  • Paper 231
  • Paper 43

Questions on this topic

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  • Question 2Oct/Nov 2024, paper 21Structured1 mark

    Find the reciprocal of 114.

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  • Question 8Oct/Nov 2023, paper 21Structured1 mark

    Calculate. 7311×3310 Calculate.

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  • Question 3May/June 2026, paper 22Structured2 marks

    Find the reciprocal of 313.

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  • Question 9Oct/Nov 2025, paper 22Structured3 marks

    Rajid has a full bottle of juice. He drinks 13 of the full bottle on Monday. He drinks 37 of the full bottle on Tuesday.

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  • Question 11Oct/Nov 2024, paper 21Structured3 marks

    Without using a calculator, work out 513−347.

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  • Question 4May/June 2026, paper 22Structured2 marks

    Work out 16÷27.

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  • Question 7Oct/Nov 2024, paper 22Structured2 marks

    Without using a calculator, work out 27÷611.

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  • Question 8Oct/Nov 2023, paper 22Structured3 marks

    Without using a calculator, work out 318−134.

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  • Question 8Oct/Nov 2025, paper 43Structured2 marks

    m is a positive integer. Write these values in order of size, starting with the smallest.

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  • Question 10Oct/Nov 2024, paper 23Structured3 marks

    Without using a calculator, work out 214−11112.

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  • Question 7Oct/Nov 2023, paper 23Structured3 marks

    Without using a calculator, work out 156÷1115.

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  • Question 1May/June 2026, paper 43Structured1 mark

    Complete the statement.

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  • Question 9Oct/Nov 2025, paper 43Structured1 mark

    Draw a ring around the calculation that is equivalent to n÷235.

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  • Question 10May/June 2023, paper 21Structured3 marks

    Without using a calculator, work out 217÷59.

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  • Question 4May/June 2025, paper 21Structured3 marks

    Work out. 56−23×38 Work out.

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  • Question 7May/June 2023, paper 22Structured3 marks

    Without using a calculator, work out 47÷1521.

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  • Question 13May/June 2024, paper 22Structured3 marks

    Without using a calculator, work out 214÷178.

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  • Question 8May/June 2024, paper 23Structured2 marks

    Without using a calculator, work out 37−114.

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  • Question 6May/June 2023, paper 23Structured2 marks

    At the end of the day, a shopkeeper has 12 tins of cat food left. This is 313 of the number he had at the beginning of the day. Calculate the number of tins he had at the beginning of the day.

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  • Question 7May/June 2025, paper 23Structured5 marks

    Work out. 56−712 Give your answer as a fraction in its simplest form.

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  • Question 10May/June 2023, paper 23Structured3 marks

    Without using a calculator, work out 51112+214.

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