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CIE A Level Mathematics 9709 topical past papers

Every Mathematics 9709 question from 2020–2026, split out of its paper and sorted by syllabus topic. Pick Pure Mathematics 1, choose Differentiation, and you get every Differentiation question from 49 past papers in one list, newest first, each with its mark scheme a click away.

Practice Mathematics

2,416 questions, 6 papers, 2020–2026

Papers and topics

Each paper's topics, with the number of past-paper questions in brackets. A question can sit under more than one topic, so topic counts can add up to more than the paper.

Paper 1 Pure Mathematics 1[535]

8 topics, 1h 50m

  • Quadratics[40]
  • Functions[93]
  • Coordinate geometry[65]
  • Circular measure[46]
  • Trigonometry[77]
  • Series[127]
  • Differentiation[134]
  • Integration[90]

Paper 2 Pure Mathematics 2[359]

6 topics, 1h 15m

  • Algebra[90]
  • Logarithmic and exponential functions[40]
  • Trigonometry[88]
  • Differentiation[103]
  • Integration[103]
  • Numerical solution of equations[57]

Paper 3 Pure Mathematics 3[522]

9 topics, 1h 50m

  • Algebra[106]
  • Logarithmic and exponential functions[24]
  • Trigonometry[100]
  • Differentiation[98]
  • Integration[85]
  • Numerical solution of equations[90]
  • Vectors[47]
  • Differential equations[47]
  • Complex numbers[75]

Paper 4 Mechanics[341]

5 topics, 1h 15m

  • Forces and equilibrium[141]
  • Kinematics of motion in a straight line[125]
  • Momentum[52]
  • Newton’s laws of motion[134]
  • Energy, work and power[108]

Paper 5 Probability & Statistics 1[326]

5 topics, 1h 15m

  • Representation of data[61]
  • Permutations and combinations[58]
  • Probability[88]
  • Discrete random variables[144]
  • The normal distribution[78]

Paper 6 Probability & Statistics 2[333]

5 topics, 1h 15m

  • The Poisson distribution[75]
  • Linear combinations of random variables[45]
  • Continuous random variables[51]
  • Sampling and estimation[110]
  • Hypothesis tests[96]

How Mathematics works in Examaced

  1. (a)

    Practice a topic, then a paper

    Start with one topic while it's new, then move to full components. Practice papers open as individual tasks, and you can start a timed mock with your own timer once you're signed in.

  2. (b)

    The formula sheet is in the viewer

    The formula sheet sits beside every Mathematics question: Formulae and statistical tables, List MF19, for Mathematics 9709 and Further Mathematics 9231.

  3. (c)

    Mark it the way an examiner would

    Open the mark scheme in a split view next to your working, compare method and accuracy marks line by line, then enter and save your score.

Guides for Mathematics students

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    8 November 2026, 7 min read

  • How to read a CIE A Level mark scheme: M1, A1, B1, DM1 and AG explained

    What M1, A1, B1, DM1, *M1, FT, AG and the other Cambridge mark scheme codes mean, worked through on a real 9231 Further Maths question, and how to mark your own past papers fairly.

    8 November 2026, 8 min read

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