# Mathematics Grade 12 P2 NSC November Prediction 2026 Memo

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- Subject: Mathematics
- Grade: Grade 12
- Language: English
- Document type: Memorandum
- Year: 2026
- Exam period: NSC November Prediction Exam
- Paper: 2
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- Curriculum: CAPS
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                                MATHEMATICS P2
                      PREDICTION EXAMINATION 2026
                            MARKING GUIDELINES

MARKS: 150

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Mathematics/P2                                  2                               Hlayiso/Prediction 2026
                                      NSC – Marking Guidelines

NOTE:
    • If a candidate answers a question TWICE, only mark the FIRST attempt.
    • If a candidate has crossed out an attempt of a question and not redone the question, mark the
      crossed-out version.
    • Consistent accuracy (CA) applies in ALL aspects of the marking guidelines. Stop marking at the
      second calculation error.
    • Assuming answers/values in order to solve a problem is NOT acceptable.
GEOMETRY
   S A mark for a correct statement (a statement mark is independent of a reason).
   R A mark for the correct reason (a reason mark may only be awarded if the statement is correct).
 S/R Award a mark if the statement AND reason are both correct.

QUESTION 1

 1.1         a = 86,70                                                  ✓a
             b = −7,57                                                  ✓b
             ŷ = 86,70 − 7,57x                                         ✓ equation                  (3)

 1.2         r = −0,97                                                  ✓ answer                    (1)

 1.3         ŷ = 86,70 − 7,57(3,5)                                     ✓ substitution
             ŷ = 60,21% (accept 60,20% – 60,22%)                       ✓ answer                    (2)

 1.4         12 hours lies far outside the range of the given data      ✓ reason                    (1)
             (extrapolation).
             OR: The line predicts 86,70 − 7,57(12) = −4,14%, a
             negative mark, which is impossible.

 1.5         σ = 13,45                                                  ✓ answer                    (1)
             (population SD σ ; if s = 14,17 is used: 0 marks in 1.5,
             then CA in 1.6)

                  640
 1.6         x̄ =      = 64                                             ✓ mean 64
                   10
             (x̄ − σ ; x̄ + σ ) = (50,55 ; 77,45)                       ✓ interval
             Marks in the interval: 76 ; 71 ; 68 ; 62 ; 58 ; 55
             6 learners                                                 ✓ answer                    (3)
             (CA from 1.5: interval (49,83 ; 78,17) still gives 6)

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Mathematics/P2                                   3                         Hlayiso/Prediction 2026
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QUESTION 2

 2.1         Cumulative frequencies: 6 ; 20 ; 45 ; 63 ; 74 ; 80   ✓ first three
                                                                  ✓ last three               (2)

 2.2                                                              ✓ grounded at (0 ; 0)
              80
                                                                  ✓ plotting cumulative
              60                                                  frequency against upper
                                                                  limits
              40                                                  ✓ smooth shape
              20
                                                                  (Penalise 1 mark if plotted at
                                                                  midpoints/lower limits)
                   0         100            200           300
                                                                  (3)
             Points: (0 ; 0), (50 ; 6), (100 ; 20), (150 ; 45),
             (200 ; 63), (250 ; 74), (300 ; 80)

 2.3         At x = 220: cumulative frequency ≈ 67                ✓ reading 67
             Number who spent more than R220 ≈ 80 − 67 = 13       ✓ answer                   (2)
             customers
             (accept 12 – 14 if read from candidate’s ogive)

 2.4         Midpoints: 25 ; 75 ; 125 ; 175 ; 225 ; 275
             ∑ f x = 6(25) + 14(75) + 25(125) + 18(175) +         ✓ ∑ f x = 11 600
             11(225) + 6(275) = 11 600                            ✓ answer                   (2)
                  11 600
             x̄ =        = R145
                    80

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Mathematics/P2                                  4                              Hlayiso/Prediction 2026
                                      NSC – Marking Guidelines

QUESTION 3

                     −3 − 1
 3.1         mAB =             = −2                                    ✓ mAB
                   −1 − (−3)
                     5−1       1
             mAC =           =                                         ✓ mAC
                   5 − (−3) 2
                                1                                      ✓ product = −1              (3)
             mAB × mAC = −2 × = −1
                                2
             ∴ AB ⊥ AC, i.e. BÂC = 90◦

                    5 − (−3) 4
 3.2         mBC =           =                                         ✓ gradient
                    5 − (−1) 3
                    4                                                  ✓ substitution
             y − 5 = (x − 5)                                           ✓ equation                  (3)
                    3
                  4   5
             y = x−
                  3   3
                     4
 3.3         tan θ =                                                   ✓ tan θ = mBC
                     3
             θ = 53,13◦                                                ✓ answer                    (2)

 3.4         Inclination of AB:                                        ✓ 116,57◦
             tan β = −2 ⇒ β = 180◦ − 63,43◦ = 116,57◦                  ✓ method
             AB̂C = β − θ [ext ∠ of △]                                 ✓ answer
             AB̂C = 116,57◦ − 53,13◦ = 63,43◦
             OR                 √                                      OR:
             tan AB̂C =
                         AC       80
                             = √ = 2 (right-angled △ at A)             ✓ AB and AC ✓ tan = 2
                         AB       20                                   ✓ answer              (3)
             ⇒ AB̂C = 63,43   ◦

                   √                       √     √
 3.5         AB = √(−1 + 3)2 + (−3 − 1)2√= 20 √=2 5                    ✓ AB
             AC = (5 + 3)2 + (5 − 1)2 = 80 =√ 4 5√                     ✓ AC
             Area △ABC = 2 × AB × AC = 2 (2 5)(4 5) = 20
                          1              1                             ✓ answer                    (3)
             square units

 3.6         BÂC = 90◦ ⇒ BC is a diameter [converse: ∠ in
             semi-circle]                                              ✓ centre (2 ; 1)
                ( = midpoint of )
             Centre                 BC                                 ✓ r = 5 or r2 = 25
                  −1 + 5 −3 + 5                                        ✓ equation                  (3)
             =            ;           = (2 ; 1)
                     2      √  2
             r = 12 BC = 12 62 + 82 = 5
             (x − 2)2 + (y − 1)2 = 25
             OR: any correct method (simultaneous equations in
             x2 + y2 + Dx + Ey + F = 0 / perpendicular bisectors)
             giving centre (2 ; 1) and r2 = 25: same mark allocation

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Mathematics/P2                                   5                              Hlayiso/Prediction 2026
                                       NSC – Marking Guidelines

 3.7         AE2 = AB2                                                  ✓ equation
             (k + 3)2 + (3 − 1)2 = 20
             (k + 3)2 = 16                                              ✓ k = 1 or k = −7
             k + 3 = ±4
             k = 1 or k = −7
             E in the first quadrant ⇒ k = 1                            ✓ selection k = 1          (3)

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QUESTION 4

 4.1         x2 + 2x + 1 + y2 − 4y + 4 = 40 + 1 + 4                     ✓ completing the squares
             (x + 1)2 + (y − 2)2 = 45
             M(−1√ ; 2) √                                               ✓ M(−1
                                                                             √ ; 2)
             r = 45 = 3 5 (≈ 6,71)                                      ✓ r = 45                   (3)

                        8−2
 4.2         mMP =               =2                                     ✓ mMP
                      2 − (−1)
                        1                                               ✓ mtan
             mtan = −       [tan ⊥ radius]                              ✓ substitution of P
                        2
             y − 8 = − 2 (x − 2)
                         1                                              ✓ equation                 (4)
             y = − 12 x + 9

                  √
 4.3         MR = (8 + 1)2 + (2 − 2)2 = 9                               ✓ MR = 9
             MK̂R = 90◦ [tan ⊥ radius]
             RK2 = MR2 − MK2 = 81 − 45 = 36                             ✓ Pythagoras
             RK = 6 units                                               ✓ answer                   (3)

                                                                                   √
 4.4         Circles touch √
                           externally:
                                 √ MN  √                                ✓ MN = 4 5
             = r1 + r2 = 3 5 + 5 = 4 5                                  ✓ distance formula
             (k + 1)2 + (6 − 2)2 = 80                                   ✓ (k + 1)2 = 64
             (k + 1)2 = 64
             k + 1 = ±8                                                 ✓ both values              (4)
             k = 7 or k = −9

 4.5         The parallel tangent touches the circle at the other end
             of the diameter through P.
             Let it be P′ (x ; y):
                                   2+x
                                       = −1 and
                                                  8+y
                                                         =2             ✓ P′ (−4 ; −4)
                                    2               2                   ✓ m = − 21 and substitution
             P′ (−4 ; −4)                                               ✓ equation                (3)
             y + 4 = − 21 (x + 4)
             y = − 12 x − 6

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Mathematics/P2                                    6                        Hlayiso/Prediction 2026
                                        NSC – Marking Guidelines

 4.6         The line cuts the circle at two points when it lies
             between the two parallel tangents:                    ✓ −6 and 9
             −6 < p < 9                                            ✓ correct inequality        (2)

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QUESTION 5

 5.1.1       a2 + (−8)2 = 172                                      ✓ Pythagoras
             a2 = 225
             a = −15 (P in the third quadrant)                     ✓ answer                    (2)

 5.1.2       cos(2θ = )
                      cos2 θ(− sin)2 θ                             ✓ double angle expansion
                  −15 2       −8 2                                 ✓ substitution
             =           −
                   17         17                                   ✓ answer                 (3)
                225 − 64 161
             =           =
                  289       289        ( 64 ) 161
             OR: 1 − 2 sin2 θ = 1 − 2 289    = 289

 5.1.3                 ◦ ) = sin θ . cos 30◦ + cos θ . sin 30◦
             sin(θ + 30(                                           ✓ expansion
                ( ) √ ) (                  )( )
                  −8        3         −15      1                   ✓ substitution
             =                  +                                  ✓ answer                    (3)
                  17       2           17      2
                   √
                −8 3 − 15
             =
                    34

 5.2.1       cos 236◦ = cos(270◦ − 34◦ ) = − sin 34◦ = −m          ✓ reduction
             OR: cos(180◦ + 56◦ ) = − cos 56◦ = − sin 34◦ = −m     ✓ answer                    (2)

 5.2.2       cos 68◦ = cos 2(34◦ ) = 1 − 2 sin2 34◦ = 1 − 2m2      ✓ double angle
                                                                   ✓ answer                    (2)

                          2(− sin x)(cos x)
 5.3         =                                                     ✓ − sin x and cos x
               (− sin x)(− sin x) + (− cos x)(cos x)
                −2 sin x cos x                                     (numerator)
             = 2                                                   ✓ (− sin x)(− sin x)
               sin x − cos2 x                                      ✓ (− cos x)(cos x)
                − sin 2x
             =                                                     ✓ − sin 2x
               − cos 2x
             = tan 2x                                              ✓ − cos 2x
                                                                   ✓ answer                    (6)

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Mathematics/P2                                   7                                Hlayiso/Prediction 2026
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QUESTION 6

                         2 sin x cos x − sin x
 6.1.1       LHS =                                                        ✓ 2 sin x cos x
                     1 + (2 cos2 x − 1) − cos x
                                                                          ✓ 2 cos2 x − 1
               sin x(2 cos x − 1)
             =                                                            ✓ factorising numerator
                2 cos2 x − cos x                                          ✓ factorising denom.    (4)
               sin x(2 cos x − 1)
             =
               cos x(2 cos x − 1)
               sin x
             =       = tan x = RHS
               cos x

 6.1.2       Undefined if cos x = 0 or 2 cos x − 1 = 0, i.e. cos x = 12   ✓ 90◦ and 270◦
             x = 90◦ ; 270◦ ; 60◦ ; 300◦                                  ✓ 60◦ and 300◦              (2)

 6.2         sin(3x − x) = cos x                                          ✓ compound angle
             sin 2x = cos x                                               ✓ 2 sin x cos x
             2 sin x cos x − cos x = 0                                    ✓ common factor
             cos x(2 sin x − 1) = 0
             cos x = 0 or sin x = 12                                      ✓ 90◦ + k.180◦
             x = 90◦ + k.180◦                                             ✓ x = 30◦ + k.360◦
             x = 30◦ + k.360◦ or x = 150◦ + k.360◦ , k ∈ Z                ✓ x = 150◦ + k.360◦ , k ∈ Z
             OR: sin 2x = sin(90◦ − x):
             2x = 90◦ − x + k.360◦ ⇒ x = 30◦ + k.120◦                     OR:
             or 2x = 180◦ − (90◦ − x) + k.360◦ =                          ✓ sin(90◦ − x)
             90◦ + x + k.360◦ ⇒ x = 90◦ + k.360◦ , k ∈ Z                  ✓ 2x = 90◦ − x + k.360◦
             (Penalise 1 mark if k ∈ Z is omitted. Dividing by cos x      ✓ x = 30◦ + k.120◦
             loses solutions: max 3 marks.)                               ✓ 2x = 90◦ + x + k.360◦
                                                                          ✓ x = 90◦ + k.360◦
                                                                          ✓k∈Z                    (6)

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Mathematics/P2                                                           8                                                     Hlayiso/Prediction 2026
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QUESTION 7

 7.1         180◦                                                                                                      ✓ answer                     (1)

                                                                    y

                                                                                    f
                                                                 1

                                                               0,5

                                                                                                                   x
             −180◦   −150◦   −120◦       −90◦   −60◦   −30◦     0       30◦   60◦       90◦   120◦   150◦   180◦

                                                              −0,5

                                                               −1
                                     g
 7.2                                                                                                                   ✓ x-intercepts
             g: x-intercepts −135◦ ; −45◦ ; 45◦ ; 135◦ ; turning                                                       ✓ turning points and end
             points (−180◦ ; 1), (−90◦ ; −1), (0◦ ; 1), (90◦ ; −1),                                                    points
             (180◦ ; 1)                                                                                                ✓ shape                  (3)

 7.3         sin(x + 30◦ ) = cos 2x = sin(90◦ − 2x)                                                                    ✓ co-function
             x + 30◦ = 90◦ − 2x + k.360◦ ⇒ x = 20◦ + k.120◦                                                            ✓ 20◦ + k.120◦
             or x + 30◦ = 180◦ − (90◦ − 2x) + k.360◦ ⇒ x =                                                             ✓ −60◦ + k.360◦
             −60◦ − k.360◦                                                                                             ✓ all four values            (4)
             x ∈ {−100◦ ; −60◦ ; 20◦ ; 140◦ }
             OR: cos 2x = cos(60◦ − x): 2x = ±(60◦ − x) + k.360◦

 7.4         20◦ < x < 140◦                       (accept x ∈ (20◦ ; 140◦ ))                                           ✓ critical values
                                                                                                                       ✓ correct inequality         (2)

 7.5         h(x) = sin(x − 120◦ + 30◦ ) = sin(x − 90◦ )                                                               ✓ sin(x − 90◦ )
             h(x) = − cos x                                                                                            ✓ − cos x                    (2)

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QUESTION 8

 8.1         In △BCD: CB̂D = 180◦ − x − (90◦ + x) = 90◦ − 2x                                                           ✓ 90◦ − 2x
             [∠s of △]                                                                                                 ✓ sine rule
                 BC
                           =
                                   CD
                                               [sine rule]                                                             ✓ cos x
             sin(90◦ + x) sin(90◦ − 2x)                                                                                ✓ cos 2x
                    d sin(90◦ + x) d cos x                                                                             ✓ AB = BCtan y               (5)
             BC =                  =
                    sin(90◦ − 2x)     cos 2x
                                 AB
             In △ABC: tan y =
                                 BC
                               d. cos x. tan y
             AB = BC tan y =
                                   cos 2x

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Mathematics/P2                                  9                            Hlayiso/Prediction 2026
                                      NSC – Marking Guidelines

                     25 cos 20◦ tan 35◦
 8.2         AB =                       = 21,47 m                    ✓ substitution
                          cos 40◦
                                                                     ✓ answer                    (2)

                    25 cos 20◦
 8.3         BC =               = 30,67 m                            ✓ substitution into area rule
                      cos 40◦
             Area △BCD = 21 (25)(30,67) sin 20◦ = 131,11 m2          ✓ answer                   (2)
                          25 sin 20◦
             OR: BD =                = 11,16 m; Area
                           cos 40◦
             = 12 (25)(11,16) sin 110◦ = 131,11 m2
             (accept 131,08 – 131,12)

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QUESTION 9

 9.1.1       BÂC = BĈE = 32◦      [tan-chord theorem]              ✓S ✓R                       (2)

 9.1.2       OĈE = 90◦ [tan ⊥ radius]                               ✓S ✓R
             OĈB = 90◦ − 32◦ = 58◦                                  ✓ answer
             OR: BÔC = 2BÂC = 64◦ [∠ at centre = 2 × ∠ at
             circumference]                                          OR:
             OĈB = OB̂C [∠s opp equal radii]                        ✓ 64◦ S/R
                     180◦ − 64◦                                      ✓R
             OĈB =             = 58◦
                         2                                           ✓ answer                    (3)

 9.2.1       BÂD = 12 BÔD = 68◦    [∠ at centre = 2 × ∠ at         ✓S ✓R                       (2)
             circumference]

 9.2.2       BĈD = 180◦ − 68◦ = 112◦      [opp ∠s of cyclic quad]   ✓S ✓R                       (2)

 9.2.3       AB̂D = AD̂B [∠s opp equal sides]                        ✓R
                    180◦ − 68◦                                       ✓ answer                    (2)
             AB̂D =            = 56◦
                        2

 9.2.4       BĈE = BÂD = 68◦ [ext ∠ of cyclic quad]                ✓S ✓R                       (2)
             OR: BĈE = 180◦ − 112◦ = 68◦ [∠s on a str line]

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Mathematics/P2                                10                              Hlayiso/Prediction 2026
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QUESTION 10

 10.1        Construction: Mark G on DE and H on DF such that         ✓ construction
             DG = AB and DH = AC. Join GH.
             In △ABC and △DGH:
             AB = DG, AC = DH [construction]; Â = D̂                 ✓ ≡ (SAS)
             [given]                                                  ✓ DĜH = Ê
             ∴ △ABC ≡ △DGH [SAS]                                      ✓ S/R
             ∴ DĜH = B̂ = Ê                                         ✓ S/R
             ∴ GH ∥ EF [corresp ∠s =]                                 ✓ conclusion                (6)
                DG DH
             ∴       =      [line ∥ one side of △]
                DE     DF
                AB AC
             ∴       =
                DE DF
             AE AD 2
 10.2.1         =     =       [line ∥ one side of △ / prop theorem;   ✓S
             EC DB 3
             DE ∥ BC]                                                 ✓R                          (2)

 10.2.2      BDEF is a parallelogram [both pairs of opp sides ∥]      ✓ BF = 8 (S/R)
             BF = DE = 8 [opp sides of parm]
             CF CE 3
                =       =     [line ∥ one side of △; EF ∥ AB]         ✓ CF = 12 (S/R)
             FB EA 2                                                  ✓ answer
             CF = 32 (8) = 12
             BC = 8 + 12 = 20 units                                   OR:
             OR                                                       ✓ ||| (S/R)
             △ADE ||| △ABC [∠∠∠; DE ∥ BC]                             ✓ 52
             DE AD 2
                =        =     [||| △s]                               ✓ answer                    (3)
             BC AB 5
             BC = 52 (8) = 20 units

                            1
             area △ADE        AD.AE. sin Â 2 2   4
 10.2.3                 = 21                = × =                     ✓ method (area rule)
             area △ABC      2 AB.AC. sin Â
                                             5 5 25
                                                                      ✓ answer                    (2)
             (AE : AC = 2 : 5 from 10.2.1)

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Mathematics/P2                                 11                          Hlayiso/Prediction 2026
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QUESTION 11

 11.1        PR̂Q = x [tan-chord theorem]                          ✓S✓R
             PŜT = x [alt ∠s; ST ∥ KL]                            ✓S✓R                      (4)
             (accept QR̂P, QR̂T, TR̂Q for PR̂Q; accept TŜP for
             PŜT)

 11.2        PŜT = PR̂Q (= x)                                     ✓S
             ∴ QSTR is a cyclic quadrilateral   [ext ∠ of quad =   ✓R                        (2)
             int opp ∠]

 11.3        In △PST and △PRQ:
             P̂ = P̂ [common]                                      ✓S
             PŜT = PR̂Q [proven]                                  ✓S
             PT̂S = PQ̂R [sum of ∠s in △ / ext ∠ of cyclic quad]
             ∴ △PST ||| △PRQ [∠∠∠]                                 ✓R                        (3)

             PS    PT
 11.4           =       [||| △s]                                   ✓ S/R
             PR PQ
             ∴ PS.PQ = PT.PR                                       ✓ conclusion              (2)

 11.5        PQ = 4 + 5 = 9                                        ✓ PQ = 9
             4 × 9 = 3 × PR                                        ✓ substitution
             PR = 12                                               ✓ answer                  (3)
             TR = 12 − 3 = 9 units

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                                                                                  TOTAL:      150

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