IGCSE Mathematics 0580, topic E1

Number: past paper questions

232 Cambridge IGCSE Mathematics 0580 questions on Number (E1) from 41 papers, 2023 to 2026. Open the paper or try a question free.

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Questions
232
Papers
41
Years
2023 to 2026
Total marks
932
Average per question
4 marks
Largest question
20 marks

By type: Structured 232

How hard the questions are

  • Recall18
  • Apply191
  • Analyse1
  • Not banded22

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

  • findApply91 questions
  • calculateApply68 questions

    work out from given facts, figures or information

  • work outApply40 questions

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

  • writeRecall30 questions

    give an answer in a specific form

  • completeApply13 questions
  • show thatApply8 questions
  • showApply6 questions
  • useApply6 questions
  • write downRecall6 questions

    give an answer without significant working

  • giveRecall5 questions

    produce an answer from a given source or recall/memory

Where the questions come from

By year

  • 202632
  • 202581
  • 202460
  • 202359

By session

  • May/June130
  • Oct/Nov102

By paper

  • Paper 2149
  • Paper 483

Questions on this topic

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  • Question 1May/June 2026, paper 21Structured1 mark

    Write down the value of 1430.

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  • Question 1Oct/Nov 2025, paper 21Structured2 marks

    Divide $90 in the ratio 2 : 3. Divide $90 in the ratio 2 : 3.

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  • Question 1Oct/Nov 2024, paper 21Structured1 mark

    A concert starts at 1950 and finishes 2 hours 42 minutes later. Work out the time the concert finishes.

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  • Question 4Oct/Nov 2023, paper 21Structured3 marks

    The table shows some information about Amir’s shopping. Complete the table.

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  • Question 6Oct/Nov 2025, paper 21Structured3 marks

    Find the value of 5−5×55

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

    Find the reciprocal of 114.

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  • Question 7Oct/Nov 2023, paper 21Structured1 mark

    The exchange rate between Singapore dollars and euros is 1 Singapore dollar=0.62 euros. Find the value of 161.20 euros in Singapore dollars.

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  • Question 9Oct/Nov 2025, paper 21Structured2 marks

    Nina walks at an average speed of 5 km/h, correct to the nearest km/h. She walks for exactly 2 hours. Work out the lower bound for the distance Nina walks.

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  • Question 3Oct/Nov 2024, paper 21Structured2 marks

    Use one of the symbols <, > or = to make each statement true.

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

    Calculate. 7311×3310 Calculate.

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  • Question 9Oct/Nov 2023, paper 21Structured2 marks

    Find the highest common factor (HCF) of 140 and 126.

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  • Question 19May/June 2026, paper 21Structured2 marks

    710000.03=(7.1×10a)+(3×10b) Find the value of a and the value of b.

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  • Question 8Oct/Nov 2024, paper 21Structured2 marks

    Edith invests $3000 in a savings account. The account pays simple interest at a rate of 2.6% per year. Calculate the total interest earned at the end of 3 years. Edith invests $3000 in a savings account. The account pays simple interest at a rate of 2.6% per year.

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  • Question 10Oct/Nov 2023, paper 21Structured5 marks

    Simplify. n5×n

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  • Question 26May/June 2026, paper 21Structured7 marks

    Expand and simplify.

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  • Question 15Oct/Nov 2025, paper 21Structured3 marksHas a diagram

    Write 66000 in standard form.

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

    Without using a calculator, work out 513−347.

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

    Find the reciprocal of 313.

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  • Question 21Oct/Nov 2025, paper 21Structured4 marks

    (3−5)(2+35)=a+b5 Find the value of a and the value of b.

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  • Question 14Oct/Nov 2024, paper 21Structured4 marks

    Two solid steel statues are mathematically similar. The smaller statue has height 12 cm and the larger statue has height 15 cm. The larger statue has a mass 2.5 kg.

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  • Question 13Oct/Nov 2023, paper 21Structured3 marks

    At the end of 2021 there were 27 000 rhinos living in the wild. The number of rhinos is expected to decrease exponentially by 3% each year. Work out the number of rhinos expected to be living in the wild 4 years later, at the end of 2025.

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

    Work out 16÷27.

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  • Question 1Oct/Nov 2025, paper 22Structured1 mark

    The temperature at 4 am is −12∘C. The temperature at 4 pm is 21∘C. Find the increase in temperature from 4 am to 4 pm.

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  • Question 9May/June 2026, paper 22Structured6 marks

    Write 63 as a product of its prime factors.

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  • Question 2Oct/Nov 2025, paper 22Structured1 mark

    Find all the common factors of 8 and 12.

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  • Question 16Oct/Nov 2023, paper 21Structured3 marks

    P=2w+2h w=11 and h=9.5, both correct to 2 significant figures. Find the lower bound and the upper bound for P.

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

    Without using a calculator, work out 27÷611.

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  • Question 1Oct/Nov 2023, paper 22Structured2 marks

    Write 24.07839 correct to 2 decimal places

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  • Question 16May/June 2026, paper 22Structured2 marks

    The volume of a sphere is 500 cm3. Using the approximation of 3 for π, find an estimate for the radius of the sphere.

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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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