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Mathematics O Level Paper 1 Topical Workbook (Article 261) – By Mr. Nubeer Khan | Read & Write Publications

Prepare effectively for Cambridge O Level Mathematics (4024) with the Mathematics O Level Paper 1 Topical Workbook (Article 261) by Mr. Nubeer Khan. This comprehensive workbook is specially designed for students who want to strengthen their conceptual understanding and improve exam performance through focused topical practice.

Covering past paper questions from 2016 to 2025, this workbook organizes questions topic-wise, allowing students to practice each syllabus area systematically. With ample space provided for solutions and a structured layout, it is an ideal resource for self-study, classroom learning, revision, and exam preparation. The book covers all major O Level Mathematics Paper 1 topics, including Numbers, Algebra, Geometry, Mensuration, Trigonometry, Probability, and Statistics. (Read and Write Publications)

Whether you are preparing for school assessments, mocks, or the final Cambridge O Level examination, this topical workbook helps identify weak areas, improve problem-solving skills, and build confidence through extensive practice.

Key Features

• Latest edition covering 2016–2025 past paper questions
• Designed specifically for Cambridge O Level Mathematics (4024) Paper 1
• Compiled by Mr. Nubeer Khan
• Topic-wise arrangement for focused learning and revision
• Includes a wide range of examination-style questions
• Space provided for solving questions
• Ideal for self-study, tuition, and classroom use
• Helps improve exam techniques and time management
• Published by Read & Write Publications

Topics Covered

• Numbers
• Sets
• Fractions & Decimals
• Percentages
• Ratio & Proportion
• Algebra
• Equations & Inequalities
• Functions & Graphs
• Coordinate Geometry
• Geometry & Constructions
• Mensuration
• Trigonometry & Bearings
• Transformations & Vectors
• Probability
• Statistics and Data Handling (Read and Write Publications)

Why Choose This Workbook?

The topical format enables students to master one concept at a time by practicing related past paper questions together. This approach makes revision more efficient, highlights recurring exam patterns, and helps achieve higher grades in O Level Mathematics.