# Mathematics Grade 9 ANA 2011 Memo (English)

> Grade 9 Mathematics memorandum from the ANA 2011 (English), 6 pages. Read online or get the free PDF download, question paper linked when available.

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- Subject: Mathematics
- Grade: Grade 9
- Document type: Memorandum
- Year: 2011
- Exam period: ANA
- Curriculum: CAPS
- Pages: 6

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basic education

ANNUAL NATIONAL ASSESSMENTS 2010
GRADE 9 MATHEMATICS - ENGLISH

Department:
Basic Education FORM B
REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA

MEMORANDUM

Important Information

This is a marking guideline. In instances where learners have used different but mathematically sound strategies to

solve the problems they (learners) should be credited.

Unless stated otherwise, learners who give a correct answer only, should be awarded full marks.

QUESTION 1
111A 12 |B 1.3 14 1C 15 |C Give 1 mark for each correct
1 answer.
. 16 |C 17 |C¢ 18 19 |¢ 1.10 | ¢
[10]
QUESTION 2
2.4.4 x 4dr t dex? 4243 vy Distributive law: 2 marks
=6x+7 Answer: 1 mark (3)
2.1.2 4y2 vv 4:1 mark
xv y? 1 mark
x: 1 mark (3)
2.1.3 VV Vv Vv
2 Simplifying each term of fraction: 3 marks
Bxt + 4x-1 4x41 expanding the bracket: 1 mark
Answer: 1 mark (5)
=8x v
2.2.1 Yvv Each correct term: 1 mark
=9a? -6a-3 (3)
2.2.2
a> 2a? +4a+2a7-4a+8 Expanding: 2 marks
=a+8 vv Answer: 1 marks (3)
2.3.1 Vv v 2xy: 1 mark
2xy(xy — 2x + 5y) (x ) -2x+5y): 1 mark (2)
2.3.2 Yoev Each correct bracket: 1 mark (2)
(x + y)Gx- y)
2.3.3 v v v Common factor: 1 mark (3)

2x(x? — 4) = 2x(x + 2)(x- 2)

difference of two squares: 1 mark

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2.4
                         3       1089
                         3       363
                        11       121
                        11       11                                    factorising correctly: 2 marks
                                 1

                                                                                   Answer: 2 marks
                       1089 =        3 2 . 11 2 = 3 × 11 = 33
                                                                                                                   (4)

2.5.1   3x − 3 − 4 x = 5 − 2 x − 2                                               Expanding: 1 mark
        ∴ − x − 3 = −2 x + 3                                                   Simplifying x : 1 mark
                                  
        ∴x = 6 
                                                                                 Answer = 6: 1 mark                (3)

2.5.2   2 x − 3 = 3x                                                            Multiply by 3: 1 mark
        ∴ x = −3                                                                   Answer: 2 marks               (3)

2.5.3                                                                          Multiply by 12: 1 mark
        3( x − 2) − 4( 4 x + 1) = x − 2                         
        ∴ 3x − 6 − 4 x − 4 = x − 2                              
                                                                         Simplifying correctly: 1 mark
        − x − 10 = x − 2                                               Further Simplifying: 2 marks
        − 8 = 2x                                                
                                                                                      Answer: 1 mark
        ∴ x = −4                                                                                                   (5)

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QUESTION 3

               P.n.r
        SI =                 
3.1            100                                                                   Formula: 1 mark
                                                                                  Substitution: 2 mark
        =
            ( R5400)(4)6)                                                             Answer: 1 mark
                 100                 
                                                                                                                 (4)
        = R1296

                                 n
                   r 
3.2     A = P 1 +                   
                  100 
                                                                                         Formula: 1 mark

            ( R8 000)(1,05)3
                                                                                     Substitution: 3 marks
        =                                 
                  100                                                                     Answer: 1 mark

        = R9 261                                                                                                  (5)
                         
        Amount to be paid = R9 261
3.3.1    inverse proportion                                                              Answer: 1 mark
                                                                                                                  (1)
3.3.2   Let time taken = t hours
                                                                                         Equation: 1 mark
        Then 16 t = 40 hours 
        ∴ t = 2,5 or 2 hours 30 minutes                                                  Answer: 1 mark          (2)

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3.4   Cost of 4,5 kg = R36
                                                                                      Work out cost of 1 kg: 1 mark
      Cost of 1 kg: R36 ÷ 4,5 = R8 
      ∴ Cost 2,5 kg = 8 × 2,5 = R20                                                        Cost of 2,5 kg: 2 marks

              4,5 36
                  =
              2,5   x
      or
           ⇒ 4,5 x = 2,5 × 36 = 20                                                                                            (3)

                                                                                                                             [15]

QUESTION 4

             
4.1   17; 21                                                                               Each term: 1 mark                  (2)

4.2                        
      Add 4 to get to the next number.                                                       Answer: 1 mark                   (1)

           
4.3   4n + 1                                                                                Answer : 1 mark                   (2)

4.4   4n + 1 = 101                                                                       Equation: 2 marks
      4n = 100
      n = 25                                                                             Answer : 2 marks                   (4)
      Therefore T25 = 101

                                                                                                                              [9]

QUESTION 5

5.1   5.1.1       c                      5.1.2    a                                               1 mark each          (2)

5.2    y=2−x

       x           -2        -1          0         1
       y            4         3          2         1

      y = 2x − 3            Note: learners can choose other x–values in the table below.

       x           -1         0          1
       y           -5        -3          -1

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                                                                                     y = −x + 2
                                               Y
                                                                                    4 points plotted:
                                                                                     1 mark
                                          12
                                                                                    Labelling:
                                          10                                        1 mark

                                                                                    Shape
                                            8
                                                                                    (separate
                                                                                    points):
                                            6                                       1 mark

                        y = −x + 2          4

                                            2

                                                                                            X
-14   -12   -10   -8   -6   -4       -2             2   4   6   8   10   12   14

                                          -2
                                                                                     y = 2x − 3
                                          -4                                        plot chosen
                                                                                    points (two)
                                                                                    correctly:
                                          -6
                                                                                     2 marks
                       y = 2x − 3
                                          -8                                        correct labelling:
                                                                                    1 mark
                                          -10
                                                                                    Shape (straight
                                                                                    line):
                                          -12
                                                                                    1 mark

                                                                                                   (7)

                                                                                                   [9]

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QUESTION 6

        6.1.1                                                                                   parallelogram: 1 mark
                  A parallelogram – both pairs of opposite sides equal                                  reason:1 mark               (2)

        6.1.2
                   Area trap. APCD =
                                            (PC + AD).h          
                                                                               Recognising APCD is a trapezium: 1 mark
                                                  2                                                    Formula: 1 mark
                                            (16 + 24).12
                                        =         2        cm2                                    Substitution: 1 mark

                                        = 240 cm2                                                      Answer: 1 mark               (4)

        6.1.3     Opposite sides of rectangle APTC                                                      Answer: 1 mark               (1)

        6.1.4     In ∆ ABP and ∆ CDT
                       1. AP = TC        (opp. sides of rect. APTC)                         Correct statement: 1 mark
                       2. BP = TD = 8 cm                                                    Correct statement: 1 mark
                                                                                             Correct statement: 1 mark
                       3. P̂1 = T̂1 = 90° 
                       ∆ ABP ≡ ∆ CDT      (S, <, S)                                              Correct case: 1 mark
                                                                                                                                     (4)

6.2     In ∆ ABC Aˆ1 + Bˆ = 140° (sum of < s of ∆)                              Correct statement and reason: 2marks
                          °
        But Â1 = B̂ = 70 (angles opp. equal sides of a ∆)                     Correct statement and reason: 2 marks
            Ĉ 2 = Â1 = 70°    (Alt < s; AB || DC)         
                                                                                 Correct statement and reason: 2 marks
            Â 2 = Ĉ1 = 40 ° (Alt < s; AD || BC)          
                                                                                 Correct statement and reason: 2 marks
            ∴ BÂD = 110°                                                                              Answer: 1 mark               (9)

6.3.1     ∆ ABE                                                                                     Answer: 1 mark                   (1)

                AB BE AE
                  =  =          (proportional sides of similar ∆’s)                    Proportional sides: 2 marks
6.3.2
                AC CD ED
             9    3                                                                             substitution: 1 mark
                =              
            AC 8
          AC = 24 cm                                                                             AC = 24 : 1 mark
          ∴ BC = 24 − 9                                                                            Answer: 2 marks
               = 15 cm                                                                                                             (6)

6.4.1     Volume = Area ∆ ABC x h                                                                 formula: 1 mark
                    5(12)                                                                       substitution: 1 mark
                 =        × 20 m3             
                      2
                 = 600 m3                                                                          Answer: 1 mark                   (3)

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6.4.2   In ∆ ABC: BC2 = 25 + 144 m2 (Pythagoras.)        
                      = 169 m2     
                                                                   Using Pythagoras to get BC: 4 marks
        Therefore BC = 13 m                                                           Formula: 1 mark
                                    
        Surface Area = 2 x Area ∆ ABC + (AB+AC+BC) x AD
                           5(12)                                                  Substitution: 2 marks
                     = 2         + (30)(20) m2   
                             2
                     = 60 + 600 m2
                     = 660 m2                                                        Answer : 1 mark      (8)

                                                                                                                        [38]

QUESTION 7

7.1          Stem    Leaf                         Stem   Leaf
                                                                                  2 marks for each plot
                3    8 1                             3   1 8
                4    5 7 9                           4   5 7 9
                5    2 2 5 8                         5   2 2 5 8
                6    8 4                             6   4 8
                7    4 2                             7   2 4
                8    1 4                             8   1 4                                                             (4)

7.2.1   Range = 84 – 31 = 53                                                Correct answer: 2 marks                    (2)
7.2.2   Mode = 52                                                             Correct answer: 1 mark                    (1)
7.2.3   Median = 55                                                         Correct answer: 2 marks                    (2)
7.2.4          870                                                            Correct answer: 3 marks                    (3)
        Mean =     = 58                
               15
7.3     7 learners                                                          Correct answer: 2 marks                    (2)

                                                                                                                        [14]

QUESTION 8

8.1     P(> 6) = 2 = 1                                                                Answer: 2 marks
                 8   4                                                                                                 (2)
8.2     P (prime number) = 4 = 1
                                                                                    Answer: 2 marks
                            8 2                                                                                          (2)
8.3                        4 1
        P (a factor of 8) = =                                                         Answer: 2 marks
                           8 2                                                                                         (2)

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