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Build confidence for the latest Cambridge syllabus (0580) with the trusted and rigorous approach of Complete Mathematics, now in its Fifth Edition. From renowned author trusted David Rayner, the rigorous practice-based approach ensures top Cambridge IGCSE results.
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Complete Mathematics for Cambridge IGCSE (R) Student Book (Core)

Syllabus matching grid

Introduction

1 Shape and space 1

1.1: Accurate drawing

1.2: Angle facts

1.3: Angles in polygons and circles

1.4: Symmetry

1.5: Circle calculations

1.6: Arc length and sector area

1.7: Area

1.8: Volume and surface area

1.9: Scale drawing

Revision exercise 1A

Examination-style exercise 1B

2 Algebra 1

2.1: Sequences

2.2: Solving equations

2.3: Drawing graphs

2.4: Gradient, y = mx + c

Revision exercise 2A

Examination-style exercise 2B

3 Number 1

3.1: Place value

3.2: Arithmetic without a calculator

3.3: Inverse operations

3.4: Decimals

3.5: Flow diagrams

3.6: Properties of numbers

3.7: Inequalities

3.8: Time

3.9: Long multiplication and division

3.10: Percentages

3.11: Map scales and ratio

3.12: Proportion

3.13: Speed, distance and time

3.14: Approximations

3.15: Metric units

3.16: Problems 1

Revision exercise 3A

Examination-style exercise 3B

Displaying data

Questionnaires

4 Handling data 1

4.1: Averages

4.2: Frequency polygons

4.3: Revision exercise 4A

4.4: Examination-style exercise 4B

5 Shape and space 2

5.1: Transforming shapes

5.2: Quadrilaterals and other polygons

5.3: Bearings

5.4: Locus

5.5: Pythagoras' theorem

5.6: Problems 2

Revision exercise 5A

Examination-style exercise 5B

6 Algebra 2

6.1: Finding a rule

6.2: Simultaneous equations

6.3: Interpreting graphs

6.4: Brackets and factors

6.5: Changing the subject of a formula

Revision exercise 6A

Examination-style exercise 6B

7 Number 2

7.1: Percentage change

7.2: Fractions, ratio, decimals and percentage

7.3: Estimating

7.4: Errors in measurement

7.5: Mental arithmetic

7.6: Using a calculator

Revision exercise 7A

Examination-style exercise 7B

8 Probability

8.1: Probability of an event

8.2: Exclusive events

8.3: Relative frequency

8.4: Venn diagrams

8.5: Probability diagrams

Revision exercise 8A

Examination-style exercise 8B

9 Shape and space 3

9.1: Similar shapes

9.2: Trigonometry in right-angled triangles

Revision exercise 9A

Examination-style exercise 9B

10 Number 3

10.1: Powers and roots

10.2: Standard form

10.3: Fractions

10.4: Negative numbers

10.5: Substituting into formulae

10.6: Problems 3

Revision exercise 10A

Examination-style exercise 10B

11 Using and applying mathematics

11.1: Investigation tasks

11.2: Puzzles and games

12 Multiple choice tests

Examination-style Paper 1

Examination-style Paper 3

Answers

Index