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Edexcel IGCSE Maths A Paper 1F Foundation June 2025 question paper 4MA1/1FR

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Edexcel 4MA1 · Paper 1F (R)

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Question 1

The table shows the land area, in km2, of each of six US states.

StateLand area (km2)
Arizona294 207
Florida138 887
Montana376 962
New Mexico314 161
Oregon248 608
Washington172 119
(a)

Which one of these six US states has the greatest land area?

(1)

(b)

Write the number 314 161 correct to the nearest hundred.

(1)

(c)

Write down the value of the 4 in the number 294 207

(1)

(d)

Work out the sum of the land area of Oregon and the land area of Washington.

The land area of Vermont is 23 871 km2

(1)

(e)

Write the number 23 871 in words.

(1)

Question 2

Freya has four cards. There is a number on each card.

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Freya is going to pick at random one of these cards.

(a)

Circle the word in the box below that best describes the likelihood that Freya will pick a card with the number 5 on it.

impossible unlikely evens likely certain

(1)

(b)

On the probability scale below, mark with a cross (×) the probability that Freya will pick a card with a number less than 6 on it.

Question 2, shown as an image

(1)

(c)

Ishani has six cards each with a number on it. Four of these numbers are shown below.

When she picks at random one of the six cards, the probability that she picks a card with

Question 2, shown as an image

Write a number on each of the blank cards to show one possible set of six cards that Ishani could have.

Figure for question 2

(1)

Question 4

(a)
4 Question 4, shown as an image

(1)

(b)
Question 4, shown as an image

Here is a shape made of squares.

Figure for question 4

(1)

(c)
Question 4, shown as an image

(1)

(d)

One of these fractions is not equivalent to fraction Which one?

There are 32 students in a class. 8 of the students study French.

(1)

(e)

What fraction of the students do not study French? Give your fraction in its simplest form.

(2)

Question 6

Aabir has some boxes and some crates. Each box has the same weight. Each crate has the same weight.

The total weight of 7 boxes and 2 crates is 27.3 kg The total weight of 4 boxes and 2 crates is 16.8 kg

Work out the weight of one crate.

(4)

Question 8

The pictogram shows information about the number of toys sold in a shop on each of five days.

Figure for question 8

The number of toys sold on Friday was 16 more than the number of toys sold on Thursday.

Work out the number of toys sold on Monday.

(3)

Question 9

Here are the first four terms of a number sequence.

5 12 19 26

(i)

Write down the next term of the sequence.

(1)

(ii)

Explain how you worked out your answer.

(1)

Question 12

A shop accepts payment in pounds (£) or in Swiss francs.

In the shop, a shirt costs £35 or 42 Swiss francs. The cost of a jacket is £54

Alex works out the cost of the jacket in Swiss francs. She uses the same exchange rate that was used for the cost of the shirt.

What is the cost of the jacket in Swiss francs?

(3)

Question 14

The diagram shows a plan of a garden made from three identical rectangles.

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The length of each rectangle is 6 metres. The width of each rectangle is 3.5 metres.

Jeremy puts a fence around the perimeter of the garden. He charges 7.60 euros for each 1 metre of fence.

Work out how much Jeremy charges in total for the fence.

(4)

Question 19

Here is a biased 5-sided spinner. When the spinner is spun, it can land on blue or on green or on purple or on red or on yellow.

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The table gives information about the probability of the spinner landing on each colour.

Figure for question 19

Sophie spins the spinner once.

(a)

Work out the probability that the spinner lands on blue or on green or on purple.

Max spins the spinner 350 times.

(1)

(b)

Work out an estimate for the number of times the spinner lands on red.

(4)

Question 20

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(a)

List the members of the set

(a)(i)

A maths symbol B

(1)

(a)(ii)

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E maths symbol maths symbol1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12maths symbol A maths symbol maths symbol2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12maths symbol B maths symbol maths symbol3, 6, 9, 12maths symbol C maths symbol maths symbol1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11maths symbol

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(1)

(b)

Write a symbol from the box on each dotted line to make each of the following a true statement.

(b)(i)

A maths symbol C maths symbol........

(1)

(b)(ii)

13........ E

(1)

Question 25

The diagram shows two water containers. One is a cuboid and one is a cylinder.

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Question 25, shown as an image

The cuboid measures 35 cm by 28 cm by 20 cm The surface of the water in the cuboid is 9 cm above the base of the cuboid.

The cylinder has a radius of 10 cm and a height of 33 cm The cylinder is completely full of water.

Izzy is going to pour all the water from the cylinder into the cuboid.

Show that the cuboid will not be completely full of water.

(3)

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