# Mathematics Grade 11 P1 National Exemplar November 2014 Memo

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                                 NATIONAL
                            SENIOR CERTIFICATE

                                      GRADE 11

                                MATHEMATICS P1

                                 NOVEMBER 2014

                                 MEMORANDUM

MARKS: 150

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Mathematics/P1                                                2                             DBE/November 2014
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QUESTION 1
1.1.1                                   7                                          x=–2
             x = – 2 or x =                                                             7
                                        3                                           x = (2)
                                                                                        3
1.1.2         x 2 − 5x − 2 = 0                                                     standard form

                      − b ± b 2 − 4ac
              x=
                            2a                                                     correct substitution
                      5 ± 25 − 4(1)(−2)                                             into correct formula
              x=
                                    2
                  5 ± 33
              x=
                     2                                                              x = 5,37
              x = 5,37 or               x = −0,37                                  x = − 0,37 (4)

             OR
                          25      25                                            completing the
              x 2 − 5x +   = 2 +  
                          4       4                                            square
                           2
                 5   33
              x −  =
                 2   4
                  5     33                                                          33
              x−    =±
                  2     2
                  5 + 33          5 − 33
              x=           or x =
                     2                2                                             x = 5,37
              x = 5,37        x = −0,37                                            x = − 0,37 (4)

1.1.3             x−3 =5+4                                                         isolating
              ( x − 3 ) = (9)
                           2            2                                          squaring both sides

              x − 3 = 81                                                            simplify
              x = 84                                                                answer               (4)

1.1.4         2x2 − 7x − 4 ≥ 0
              (2 x + 1)( x − 4) ≥ 0
                                                                                    factors
                         1
              CV' s : − ; 4
                         2
                  +            –                +           +       –          +   method

                  1                                             1
              −                         4                   −             4
                  2                                             2
                                                                                    notation
                       1                                                            critical values
              x≤−              or       x≥4                                                             (4)
                       2
             OR
                                                                                    notation
                         1                                                          critical values
              x ∈ (−∞ ; − ] ∪ [4 ; ∞)
                         2
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1.2           x = 2 y +1              ......(1)
              x 2 − 2 y + 3 xy = 6 ........(2)
                                                                           substitution of
              (2 y + 1)2 − 2 y + 3 y(2 y + 1) = 6                         x = 2 y +1
              4 y2 + 4 y +1− 2 y + 6 y2 + 3y − 6 = 0                       simplification
              10 y 2 + 5 y − 5 = 0
                                                                           standard form
                 2
              2 y + y −1 = 0                                               factors
              (2 y − 1)( y + 1) = 0
                                                                           both y values
                   1                                                       both x values      (6)
              y=       or y = −1
                   2
              x=2           x = −1

             OR
                   x −1
              y=
                     2
                                                                           substitution of
                      x −1        x −1 
              x 2 − 2       + 3 x      =6                                 x −1
                      2           2                                   y=
                                                                                2
              2 x 2 − 2 x + 2 + 3 x 2 − 3 x − 12 = 0                       simplification
              5 x 2 − 5 x − 10 = 0
                                                                           standard form
              x2 − x − 2 = 0
              ( x + 1)( x − 2) = 0                                         factors
              x = −1       or   x=2                                        both x values
                                                                           both y values      (6)
                                   1
              y = −1            y=
                                   2                                                          [20]

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QUESTION 2

2.1          3 x (3 − 3−1 )                                            common factor 3 x
                  2.3 x                                                3 − 3−1
                      1
                3−
             =        3
                                                                       answer            (3)
                    2
                8 1
             = ×                                                       common factor 3 x −1
                3 2
                4                                                     simplification
             =
                3
             OR                                                        answer            (3)
             3 x −1 (32 − 1)
                   2.3 x
                3 x.3−1 (8)
             =
                     2.3 x
                1
             = ×4
                3
                 4
             =
                 3

2.2                       3
                 (x − 2)− 2 = 64
                          [( )]
                                  −2
                                                                      applying exp. law
                 x − 2 = 43       3
                                                                       43
                 x − 2 = 4 −2                                         simplifying
                      1
                 x=2+
                     16
                      1                                               answer            (4)
              ∴x = 2
                     16
             OR
                 ( x − 3) −3 = 64
                                                                       squaring
              ( x − 3) −3 = 4096
                             1                                         applying exp. law
              ( x − 2) 3 =
                           4096
                         1                                             simplification
              x−2=
                        16
                                                                       answer           (4)
                      1
              x=2
                     16

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2.3                   1    1       `1                                         applying surd law
              x. x .x .x
                      2    4       8
                                                                              applying surd law
                      8
                          x7
                      7                                                       simplifying
                  x   8
              =       7
                      8
               x                                                              answer               (4)
              =x
                                                                                                    [11]

QUESTION 3

3            AC.( x − 2) = x 2 + 2 x − 8                                       statement
                                                                               factors
             AC.( x − 2) = ( x + 4)( x − 2)
                                                                               AC = ( x + 4) cm
             AC = ( x + 4) cm
             ∴ FD = ( x + 4) cm
             ∴ ED = x + 4 − ( x − 2)                                           method
                                                                               answer               (6)
             ED = 6 cm
                                                                                                     [6]

QUESTION 4

4.1          –7           0        9      20
                  7            9        11
                          2         2
                                                                               2a = 2
             2a = 2                                                           avalue
             a=1
             3(1) + b = 7                                                     bvalue
             b=4
             (1) + (4) + c = – 7                                              c value              (4)
              c = – 12
             ∴Tn = n 2 + 4n − 12
             OR                                                                2a = 2
             2a = 2                                                           avalue
             a =1
              T2 = 2 2 + b(2) + c = 0
                               2b + c = −4        (1)        3(1) + b = 7
                          2
              T3 = 3 + b(3) + c = 9                          b=4
                                                        OR
                               3b + c = 0         (2)        1 + a + c = −7   bvalue
                                                             c = −12          c value              (4)
             (2) − (1) b = 4
             ∴ c = −4 − 2(4) = −12
              Tn = n 2 + 4n − 12
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             OR
                                    (n − 1)(n − 2)                        formula
              Tn = T1 + (n − 1)d 1 +               .d 2                   substitution
                                           2
                                    (n − 1)(n − 2)
                 = −7 + (n − 1).7 +                .2                     simplification         (4)
                                           2
                 = −7 + 7n − 7 + n 2 − 3n + 2
                 = n 2 + 4n − 12

4.2           n 2 + 4n − 12 = 128                                          equation
              n 2 + 4n − 140 = 0
              (n + 14)(n − 10) = 0                                        factors
              n ≠ −14 or n = 10                                           answers for n
                                                                          n = 10 (choice) (4)
              invalid     ∴ n = 10

4.3          – 7 ; 0 ; 9 ; 20 ; …
             first difference7 9 11                                       first differences
             second difference2 2
              Fn = 2n + c                                                 Answer only: Full
                                                                          Marks
              F1 = 2(1) + c = 7
                                                                           2n
             ∴c = 5                                                       c = 5 (3)
             Fn = 2n + 5

4.4           Fn = 2n + 5 = 599                                            equating
             2n = 594                                                     297
                                                                          298(3)
             ∴ n = 297                                                                             [14]
             this difference will be between term 297 and term 298

QUESTION 5

5.1
              Pattern                  1              2            3

              White squares            4             12            24

            40                                                            answer(2)

5.2           Wn = 2n 2 + 2n                                              Wn
                                                                          substitution             
            W157 = 2(157) 2 + 2(157)                                      answer            (3)
                     = 49612

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5.3          2n 2 + 2n + 1 < 613                                       setting up inequality
             2n 2 + 2n − 612 < 0
             n 2 + n − 306 < 0
             (n − 17 )(n + 18) < 0                                     factors

                        - 18            17

                                                                       method

            ∴n = 16                                                    answer              (4)

5.4          Pn = 4n 2 + 4n + 1                                         Pn = 4n 2 + 4n + 1
             = (2n) 2 + 2(2n) + 1                                      rewriting P n
             2n is even for all n ∈ Z
                                                                       conclusion
            ∴ Total squares used in the n th pattern is always odd.                           (3)
            OR
            Pn = 4n 2 + 4n + 1
                                                                        Pn = 4n 2 + 4n + 1
             = 2(2n 2 + 2n) + 1
                                                                        rewriting P n
             2(2n 2 + 2n) is odd for all n ∈ Z
             2(2n 2 + 2n) + 1 is odd for all n ∈ Ζ                      conclusion
                                                                                              (3)
            ∴ Total squares used in the n th pattern is always odd.
                                                                                               [12]

QUESTION 6

6.1          x=2                                                        x=2
             y=3                                                         y = 3 (2)

6.2                    8                                                      8
             x. int :      +3=0                                                 +3= 0
                     x−2                                                     x−2
             8 + 3( x − 2) = 0
            3x + 2 = 0
                       2
            ∴x = −
                       3
                         2                                                2 
            ∴ x − int  − ; 0                                             − ;0
                         3                                                3 
                    8
            y=           +3
                 0−2
            y = −1
                                                                          (0 ;−1)                (3)
            y. int : (0 ;−1)

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6.3
                                                         y

                                                                               asymptotes
                                                         3                     intercepts with axes
                                                                               shape
                                                                                      (3)
                                           − 2/ 3        O   2             x

                                                    −1

6.4          3=2+ k                                                             substitute
            k =1                                                                answer              (2)
            OR
            y = ( x − 2) + 3
            y = x +1                                                            y = x +1
            ∴ k =1                                                             answer               (2)
                                                                               [10]

QUESTION 7

7.1         q=–6                                                               answer              (1)

7.2            1                                                               substitute x
             −5  = a.2 −1−1 − 6                                                substitute y
               4
             3 1
              = a                                                              simplifying
             4 4                                                               answer
             a=3                                                                (4)

7.3          x int : 2 x −1 = 2 ∴ x = 2 ∴ (2 ; 0)                               2 x −1 = 2
                                                                               x=2
                                           1         1
             y int : y = 3.2 −1 − 6 = −4     ∴ 0; − 4                                   1
                                           2         2                       y= − 4
                                                                                          2
             Average Gradient
                   1                                                           subst. into gradient
               0+4
                   2                                                           formula
             =
                2−0                                                            answer
               9    1                                                           (5)
             = or 2
               4     4

7.4          y = 3.2 x −3 − 6                                                  answer            (2) [12]

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QUESTION 8

8.1          C(– 1 ; 0)                                                  C(– 1 ; 0)                  (1)

8.2           y = ( x − 3)( x + 1)                                       ( x − 3)
              y = x 2 − 2x − 3                                           (x + 1)
                                                                         y = x 2 − 2 x − 3 (3)

8.3          TP : y = (1) 2 − 2(1) − 3                                   y = −4
                 y = −4                                                  [−4 ; ∞) (2)
             R: y ∈ [−4 ; ∞)
             OR                                                          y ≥ −4
             y ≥ −4

8.4                0+4                                                  substituting into gradient
              m=         =2                                              formula
                   3 −1
              y − 0 = 2( x − 3)                                         m = 2
                                                                         equation              (3)
              y = 2x − 6

8.5.1         x ≤ −1 or       x≥3                                        x ≤ −1
             OR                                                          x ≥ 3 (2)
             x ∈ (−∞ ; − 1] ∪ [3; ∞)
                                                                         (−∞ ; − 1]
                                                                         [3 ; ∞) (2)

8.5.2         − 1 < x < 3 or x > 3                                       critical values
             OR                                                          notation                    (2)
             x > −1 ; x ≠ 3
             OR                                                          x > −1
                                                                         x ≠ 3 (2)
             (−1; 3) ∪ (3; ∞)
                                                                         (−1; 3)
                                                                         (3 ; ∞) (2)

8.5.3         − 1 < x < 0 or x > 3                                       critical values
             OR                                                          notation                    (2)
             (−1; 0) ∪ (3; ∞)
                                                                         (−1; 0)
                                                                         (3 ; ∞) (2)

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8.6           x2 − 2x − p = 0
              ∆ = (−2) 2 − 4(1)(− p)
                = 4+4p
              for non - real roots ∆ < 0
                                                                                4+ 4p < 0
              4+ 4p < 0
              4 p < −4
                                                                                 p < −1 (2)
             ∴ p < −1
             OR
             A(1; − 4)
              x2 − 2x − 3 = 0
              x2 − 2x − p = 0                                                   − p >1
             − p >1                                                              p < −1 (2)
             ∴ p < −1

8.7                                 (
              PM = (2 x − 6 ) − x 2 − 2 x − 3       )                           subtraction
                                                                                quadratic expression
              = −x2 + 4x − 3
                    b                                                            method
              x=−
                   2a
                     4
               =−         =2
                   2(− 1)
                                                                                maximum value               (4)
             Max. PM = −(2 ) + 4(2 ) − 3 = 1 unit
                                    2

             OR
                                    (
             PM = (2 x − 6 ) − x 2 − 2 x − 3            )                       subtraction
                                                                                quadratic expression
              = −x 2 + 4x − 3
                  (
              = − x 2 − 4x + 4 − 4 + 3       )                                  method
                  [
              = − (x − 2) − 1
                           2
                                ]
              = −( x − 2 ) + 1
                           2

              Max. PM = 1 unit                                                  maximum value               (4)
                                                                                                             [21]

QUESTION 9

9.1      A = P(1 − i )
                       n

                                                                                substitution
        11090,41 = 120000(1 − i )
                                        12

                   11090,41                                                     making i subject
        ∴ i = 1 − 12
                    120000
                                                                                i value as decimal
         Thus i = 0,179999...
         Rate of Depreciation = 18 %                                            answer                (4)

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9.2                i 
                             m                                                      formula
         ieff = 1 +  − 1
                 m
                                 12
                 0,098                                                            substitution into
              = 1 +        −1                                                     formula
                     12 
              = 0,10252.....
                                                                                    10,25%        (3)
         rate = 10,25%

9.3      A = P(1 + i1 ) 1 (1 + i2 ) 2
                         n            n                                                           16
                                                                                       0.075 
                                                                                     1 +    
                      0.075   0,092 
                                           16             36
                                                                                          4 
             = 80 0001 +     1 +                                                              36
                         4       12                                                0,092 
                                                                                     1 +      
             = R141768,60                                                                 12 
                                                                                    multiplication
        OR                                                                          answer                   (4)
                                           16
                    0,075 
         A1 = 800001 +                                                                          16
                        4                                                            0,075 
                                                                                     1 +    
         = 107689,1465..                                                                  4 
                                                36                                  A 1
                          0,092                                                                 36
         A2 = 107689,14651 +                                                         0,092 
                             12                                                    1 +    
                                                                                          12 
         = R141768,60
                                                                                    answer                   (4)
9.4.1    Investment : end of third year :
         A = P(1 + i )
                        n                                                              0,065
                                                                                    
                                      96                                                12
                  0,065                                                           subst. into correct
         = 30 0001 +    
                     12                                                           formula
         = R50390,07                                                                answer        (3)

9.4.2   T0             T3             T5             T8                                     0,65 
                                                                                                         96

                                                                                     300001 +    
        30000        – 10000     +10000                                                        12 
                                                                                                              60
                                      96                       60              36             0,65 
                   0,65              0,65           0,65                       − 100001 +    
        A = 300001 +       − 100001 +       + 100001 +                                     12 
                       12               12             12                                          36
                                                                                            0,65 
        A = R 48708,61                                                               100001 +     
                                                                                                12 
        ∴ difference = 48708,61 − 50390,07
                                                                                     R 48708,61
                    = −R1681,46                                                     subtracting
                                                                                    answer                        (7)

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           Investment : end of third year :
           A = P(1 + i )
                       n

                                 36
                    0,065                                             subst. into formula
           = 30 0001 +       
                        12                                            answer
           = R 36 440,14881
           Principal(new) : R36440,14881 − R10000,00 = R 26 440,14881
           Investment : end of fifth year :
           A = P(1 + i )
                       n

                                         24
                           0,065                                      subst. into formula
           = 26440.148811 +         
                                12                                    answer
           = R 30100,2304
           Principal(new) : R30100,2304 + R10000,00 = R 40100,2304
           Investment : end of eighth year :
           A = P(1 + i )
                       n

                                      24
                          0,065                                       subst. into formula
           = 40100,23041 +         
                               12                                     answer
                                                                        conclusion(7)
           = R 48708,61
                                                                                            [21]
           Tashil had a deficit of R1681,46

QUESTION 10

10.1       5 customers                                                  answer             (1)

10.2       P(C and B) ≠ 0                                               P(C and B) ≠ 0
           Thus events B and C are not mutually exclusive                conclusion    (2)

10.3.1                     58   29                                       answer             (1)
           P(V only) =        =
                           240 120

10.3.2                     29                                            answer             (1)
           P(C and B) =
                           240

10.3.3     P( not C) = 1 – P(C)                                          formula
                122 59                                                   substitution
           =1−       =                                                  answer                  (3)
                 240 120
           OR
                       52 + 3 + 58 + 5                                  numerator and
           P(not C) =                                                   denominator
                            240                                         answer         (3)
                      118 59
                    =      =
                       240 120

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10.3.4     P(B or V) = P(B) + P(V) – P(B and V)                           84
              84    82    15
                                                                        
           =      +     −                                                 240
             240 240 240                                                  82
                                                                        
                                                                          240
               151                                                        15
           =                                                            
               240                                                        240
                                                                          151
                                                                             (4)
           OR                                                             240
                         17 + 52 + 12 + 3 + 9 + 58
           P(B or V) =
                                    240
                         151                                            numerator and
                       =                                                denominator
                         240
                                                                        answer        (4)
                                                                                       [12]

QUESTION 11

           P(A or B) = P ( A) + P ( B ) − P ( A ∩ B )
           0,428 = 0,12 + 0,35 − P( A ∩ B)                              substitution
                                                                        value of P ( A ∩ B )
           P( A ∩ B) = 0,042
                                                                        value of P( A) × P( B)
           P( A) × P( B) = 0,12 × 0,35 = 0,042                          conclusion        (4)
           ∴ P( A ∩ B) = P( A) × P( B)                                                        [4]
           Thus A and B are independent events

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                                  CAPS – Grade 11 – Memorandum

QUESTION 12

12.1      There are 100% – 60% – 10% = 30% red marbles                 30%
             30
          ∴     × 80 = 24 red marbles                                  24             (2)
            100

12.2                                                         Outcome
                                                   R         R,R
                                           23
                                           79 8
                                                   Y         R,Y
                                              79
                                              48
                             R
                      24                      79   G
                                                             R,G       first branch
                      80               24        R
                                                                       second branch
                                       79 7                  Y,R
                       8                                               values on diagram
                      80     Y            79     Y                                      (3)
                      48                  48
                                                 G           Y,Y
                      80                  79
                                       24
                                                 R
                             G         79     8              Y,G

                                              79 Y           G,R
                                             47
                                                             G,Y
                                             79 G

12.3      P(G and Y) = P(G, Y) + P(Y, G)
                      48 8      8 48                                    multiplication rule
                    = × + ×                                             addition
                      80 79 80 79
                       48
                    =                                                  answer           (3)
                      395                                                                  [8]
                                                                       TOTAL: 150

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