Mensuration is the most formula-dependent area of the paper, and the formulas you are given are on page 2 of the question paper - but only some of them.
Units of Measure
Cambridge lists the metric units you have to use and convert: mm, cm, m and km for length; mm2, cm2, m2 and km2 for area; mm3, cm3 and m3 for volume; ml and l for capacit...
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Revise this topicArea and Perimeter
Cambridge expects you to carry out calculations involving the perimeter and area of a rectangle, a triangle, a parallelogram and a trapezium. Only the area of a triangle ...
7 questions · 20 marks
Revise this topicCircles, Arcs and Sectors
Cambridge prints the circumference and the area of a circle on page 2 of the question paper, and nothing at all about part of a circle. So the arc and sector formulas are...
7 questions · 19 marks
Revise this topicSurface Area and Volume
Page 2 of the paper gives you the volume of a prism, a pyramid, a cylinder, a cone and a sphere, and the curved surface area of a cylinder, a cone and a sphere. It does n...
8 questions · 22 marks
Revise this topicCompound Shapes and Parts of Shapes
A compound shape is two or more simple shapes joined together, and there are only two things you ever do with it: add the parts, or subtract the part that is missing. Thi...
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