Mathematical Literacy Grade 10 P1 North West November 2024 Memo
Grade 10 Mathematical Literacy Paper 1 memorandum from the North West November Exam 2024 (English), 7 pages. Read online or get the free PDF download, question paper linked when available.
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PROVINCIAL ASSESSMENT
GRADE 10
MATHEMATICAL LITERACY P1
NOVEMBER 2024
MARKING GUIDELINES
MARKS: 75
Symbol Explanation
MA Method with accuracy
MCA Method with consistent accuracy
CA Consistent accuracy
A Accuracy
C Conversion
S Simplification
RT Reading from a table/a graph/document/diagram
SF Correct substitution in a formula
O Opinion/Explanation/Reasoning
P Penalty, e.g. for no units, incorrect rounding off, etc.
R Rounding off
NPR No penalty for correct rounding
NPU No penalty for omitting the unit, but a wrong unit is penalised
AO Answer only
RCA Rounding consistent with accuracy
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NOTE:
If a candidate answers a question TWICE, only mark the FIRST attempt.
If a candidate has crossed out (cancelled) an attempt to a question and NOT redone the
solution, mark the crossed out (cancelled) version.
Consistent accuracy (CA) applies in ALL aspects of the marking guidelines; however, it
stops at the second calculation error.
NOTE: consistent accuracy (CA) does not apply in cases of a breakdown.
If the candidate presents any extra solution when reading from a graph, table, layout plan and
map, then penalize for every extra item presented.
General principle of marking, if a candidate makes one mistake one mark is deducted.
Rounding is an independent mark.
A conclusion mark can only be given if relevant calculations precedes it.
QUESTION 1 [14 MARKS] Answer only AO – full marks
Q Solution Explanation T/L
F
1.1 A budget is a summary of the expected income and L1
expenditure for the month. A 2A definition of budget
(2)
F
1.2 Twenty one thousand three hundred and fifty A 1A correct wording L1
rand A 1A rand
(2)
P
1.3 Christmas gifts A 2A correct answer L1
(2)
F
1.4 R5 500 × 2 M 1MA multiply by 2 L1
= R11 000 A 1A correct answer
OR OR
R5 500 + R5 500 M 1MA adding the same amount
= R11 000 A 1A correct answer
(2)
F
1.5 Rent payment A 2A correct name L1
If R5 500 is given, ONE mark
(2)
D
1.6 R850 A 2A correct answer L1
(2)
D
1.7 Questionnaire A 2A answer L1
(2)
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QUESTION 2 [27 MARKS]
Q Solution Explanation T/L
F
2.1.1 179462 RT 2RT correct answer L1
If only Orkney is given, ONE
Accept: Orkney (179462) RT mark
(2)
MA MA F
2.1.2 R14 680,00 + R57,00 – R2 700,00 RT 1RT correct values L2
= R12 037,00 CA 1MA add R57,00
1MA subtract R2 700
1CA answer
(4)
F
2.1.3 R940,00 + R1 660,00 RT M 1RT both correct values L2
= R2 600 A 1MA adding
1A answer
(3)
RT 1RT correct values F
2.1.4 557,50 1M concept of % L2
× 100 M
28 000
= 1,99% CA 1CA answer
= 2% NPR
(3)
P
2.1.5 4 1A numerator L3
AA 1A denominator
8
= 0,5 CA 1CA answer
(3)
F
2.1.6 R3,50 + (R1,50 × 1 300
) C SF 1C conversion (no. of R100’s) L4
100 1SF correct substitution
= R3,50 + R19,50
= R23,00 CA 1CA answer
His statement is NOT VALID/INVALID O 1O Opinion
OR OR
R3,50 + (R1,50 × 13) C SF 1C conversion (no. of R100’s)
= R3,50 + R19,50 1SF correct substitution
= R23,00 CA 1CA answer
His statement is NOT VALID/INVALID O 1O Opinion
(4)
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2.2 1st year: R2 000 × 7,5% × 1 M 1M calculate 7,5% for the year F
= R150 L3
Half year: R2 000 × 7,5% × 0,5 M 1M calculate 7,5% for a half year
= R75
Interest: R150 + R75 = R225 S 1S simplify
Total amount = R2 000 + R225
= R2 225 CA 1CA answer
OR OR
1M calculate 7,5% for the year
R2 000 × 7,5% × 1,5 M C 1C conversion to 1,5 years
= R225 S 1S simplify
Total amount = R2 000 + R225
= R2 225 CA 1CA answer
OR OR
7,5% 1M calculate 7,5%
R2 000 × 12 × 18 months M C
1C conversion to 1,5 years
= R225 S
1S simplify
Total amount = R2 000 + R225
= R2 225 CA 1CA answer
(4)
2.3 VAT included: F
115 1M adding VAT L4
R2 400 × 115% OR 1,15 OR 100 M
= R2 760
Price increase:
110 1M adding price increase
R2 760 × 110% OR 1,1 OR 100 M
= R3 036 CA 1CA answer
His claim is NOT VALID/INVALID. O 1O opinion
OR OR
VAT included:
15
R2 400 × 15% OR 0,15 OR 100
= R360
∴ R2 400 + R360 = R2 760 M 1M adding VAT
Price increase:
110
R2 760 × 110% OR 1,1 OR 100 M 1M adding price increase
= R3 036 CA 1CA answer
His claim is NOT VALID/INVALID. O 1O opinion
(4)
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QUESTION 3 [18 MARKS]
Q Solution Explanation T/L
D
3.1.1 Pie chart A 2A answer L1
(2)
D
3.1.2 Categorical A 2A correct answer L1
(2)
D
3.1.3 35% + 9% + 6% + 15% + 24% + 3% MA 1MA adding % L2
= 92%
∴100% – 92% M 1M subtract from 100
= 8% CA 1CA answer
NPU
(3)
D
3.1.4 350 × 24% OR 24 1MA multiply L2
MA
100
1A correct answer
= 84 cars A
(2)
D
3.1.5 More visible on the road/It could make you easier to L4
spot O
OR
It can hide imperfections well O
OR
When re-paint after an accident, white colour matches
more easily O
OR
A white car can improve your car’s resale value O 2O reason
OR
White paint can make your car cool (in terms of
temperature) O
OR
It can show off a car’s lines (appearance) O
OR
White car paint is cheaper than colourful ones O
Accept any other relevant ANSWER (2)
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