O Level Mathematics 4024, topic 1.10
Limits of accuracy: past paper questions
13 Cambridge O Level Mathematics 4024 questions on Limits of accuracy (1.10) from 13 papers, 2023 to 2026. Open the paper or try a question free.
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- Questions
- 13
- Papers
- 13
- Years
- 2023 to 2026
- Total marks
- 73
- Average per question
- 5.6 marks
- Largest question
- 12 marks
By type: Structured 13
How hard the questions are
- Recall0
- Apply13
- 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
- calculateApply10 questions
work out from given facts, figures or information
- findApply5 questions
- write downRecall4 questions
give an answer without significant working
- show thatApply1 question
- useApply1 question
- work outApply1 question
calculate from given facts, figures or information with or without the use of a calculator
- writeRecall1 question
give an answer in a specific form
Where the questions come from
By year
- 20261
- 20254
- 20244
- 20234
By session
- May/June6
- Oct/Nov7
By paper
- Paper 14
- Paper 29
Questions on this topic
Showing 13 of 13, spread across the years. Open one to write your answer and have it marked.
- Try this questionQuestion 20May/June 2026, paper 22Structured3 marks
The area of a rectangle is , correct to the nearest . The width of the rectangle is , correct to the nearest . Calculate the upper bound of the length of the rectangle.
- Try this questionQuestion 4Oct/Nov 2025, paper 12Structured2 marks
Petra thinks of a number. The number is a multiple of 7. Petra says: When I write my number correct to the nearest ten it is 30.
- Try this questionQuestion 23Oct/Nov 2024, paper 11Structured2 marks
A rectangle has length and width . Each measurement is given correct to the nearest centimetre. Write down the upper bound for the length.
- Try this questionQuestion 5Oct/Nov 2023, paper 21Structured11 marksHas a diagram
This is part of a bus timetable.
- Try this questionQuestion 19Oct/Nov 2025, paper 21Structured3 marks
A car travels 320 km, correct to the nearest 10 kilometres. This journey takes 5.2 hours, correct to the nearest 0.1 hour. Calculate the lower bound for the average speed of the car.
- Try this questionQuestion 1Oct/Nov 2024, paper 22Structured11 marks
These are the contents of a bag of mixed fruit. Calculate the mass of mango as a percentage of the total mass of the mixed fruit.
- Try this questionQuestion 10Oct/Nov 2023, paper 22Structured12 marksHas a diagram
[Volume of a cone ] [Curved surface area of a cone ] A solid is formed from a large cone with a small cone removed from the centre. The small cone is mathematically similar to the large cone.
- Try this questionQuestion 15Oct/Nov 2025, paper 22Structured4 marks
The mass of a bag of potatoes is , correct to the nearest . Write down the upper bound and the lower bound for the mass of a bag of potatoes.
- Try this questionQuestion 19May/June 2024, paper 12Structured3 marks
The mass of a bag of almonds is , correct to the nearest gram. Write down the lower bound of the mass of the bag of almonds.
- Try this questionQuestion 23May/June 2023, paper 11Structured4 marks
The attendance at a cricket match is correct to the nearest thousand. Write down the minimum number of people at the cricket match.
- Try this questionQuestion 23May/June 2025, paper 22Structured3 marks
Zara cycles a distance of 500 metres, correct to the nearest 5 metres. This takes 24.7 seconds, correct to the nearest 0.1 seconds. Calculate the lower bound of her average speed.
- Try this questionQuestion 5May/June 2024, paper 21Structured7 marks
Two companies move boxes. Company charges $0.50 for each box plus a fixed fee of $125.
- Try this questionQuestion 6May/June 2023, paper 22Structured8 marks
Sophia takes part in the Trio Challenge. She walks, then cycles and then swims. Trio Challenge Walk 6.3 km Cycle 3000 m Swim 1800 m Write these distances as a ratio in its simplest form.






