# Mathematics Grade 12 MP March 2021 Memo

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- Subject: Mathematics
- Grade: Grade 12
- Document type: Memorandum
- Year: 2021
- Exam period: MP March
- Curriculum: CAPS
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                                 GRADE 12

                             MATHEMATICS

                             Date: 13 April 2021

Time: 2 hours                                      Marks: 100

Instructions:

Read the following instructions carefully before answering the questions.

  o This question paper consists of 7 questions in Section A and one question in
     Section B
  o Answer ALL the questions in SECTION A and SECTION B is optional.
  o Clearly show ALL calculations, diagrams, graphs, etc. that you have used in
     determining your answers.
  o Answers only will not necessarily be awarded full marks.
  o You may use an approved scientific calculator (non-programmable and non-
     graphical), unless stated otherwise.
  o If necessary, round off answers to TWO decimal places, unless stated otherwise.

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            o Diagrams are NOT necessarily drawn to scale.
            o An information sheet, with formulae, is included at the end of the question
                paper.
            o THE diagram sheet that is included at the end of the paper must be handed in
                with your test, with construction lines added to the diagrams where necessary.
            o Number the answers correctly according to the numbering system used in this
                question paper.
            o Write legibly and present your work neatly.

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        SECTION A
        QUESTION 1

        Given the sequence –5; 4; 21; 46; ……

        1.1     Determine the general term of the above sequence.                                    (4)
        1.2     Determine T15                                                                        (1)

        1.3     Which term in the sequence will be equal to 364?                                     (3)
                                                                                                      [8]

        QUESTION 2

                  m
        2.1      32 (2)
                 i =2
                           5−i
                                  500

                2.1.1 Determine the value of m for which the above-mentioned
                        statement is true, by using the correct sum formula.                         (4)
                2.1.2 Determine the value for S  − S 4                                              (3)
                                                                                                     [7]

        QUESTION 3

         2 x; x + 1; 6 − x; . . . are the first three (3) terms of an arithmetic sequence.
        3.1     Determine the value for x .                                                          (2)
        3.2     If x = 4 , how many terms in the sequence add up to − 575 .                          (4)
                                                                                                     [6]

        QUESTION 4

                                                                   n
        The sum of the first n terms of a series is given by : Sn = (14 − 4n)
                                                                   8
        4.1     Determine the sum of the first 25 terms of this series.                              (1)
        4.2     Determine the value of term 25.                                                      (3)
        4.3     Determine the general term of the series                                             (5)

                                                                                                     [9]

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        Question 5

        5.1     If cos26 = q , write the following in terms of p :
                5.1.1 cos334                                                       (1)
                5.1.2 sin 52                                                       (3)
                5.1.3 sin 86                                                       (2)

                                                                                    [6]

        Question 6
        6.1     Given in the diagram below ABC and PQR with

                 Â = P̂, B̂ = Q̂ and Ĉ = R̂.

                                 A

           B                                         C
                                                                      AB AC
        Prove the theorem that states that if ABC |||PQR then         =   . (6)
                                                                      PQ PR

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        6.2     Given in the diagram below, VR is the diameter of the circle with centre O.
                S is a point on the circumference. P is the midpoint of RS. The circle with
                RS as diameter intersects VR at T. ST, OP and SV are drawn.

                6.2.1 Give a reason why OP ⊥ RS.                                     (1)
                6.2.2 Prove that ROP ||| RVS .                                     (4)
                6.2.3 Prove that RVS ||| RST .                (3)

                6.2.4 Prove that ST 2 = VT. TR                                       (5)
                                                                                     [19]

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        QUESTION 7

        7.1     In the diagram below, O is the centre of the circle and P is a point on the
                circumference of the circle. Arc AB subtends AÔB at the centre of the
                circle and AP̂B at the circumference of the circle.
                Use the diagram to prove the theorem that states that AÔB = 2AP̂B            (5)

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        7.2        In the diagram, O is the centre of the circle and P, Q, S and R are
                   points on the circle. PQ = QS and QR̂S = y .The tangent PT at P
                   meets SQ produced at T. OQ intercepts PS at A.

                7.2.1    Give a reason why P̂2 = y .                                             (1)

                  7.2.2 Prove that PQ bisects TP̂S.                                              (4)
                  7.2.3 Determine P Ô Q in terms of y .                                         (2)
                  7.2.4 Prove that PT is a tangent to the circle that passes through
                         P, O and A.                                                             (2)
                   7.2.5 Prove that OÂP = 90 .                                                 (4)
                                                                                                 [18]

                                            Total Section A: 73 marks

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        SECTION B: OPTIONAL

        QUESTION 8

        8.1     Calculate the following without using calculator:
                81.1    sin 236.cos169 + sin 371.cos(−124)                  (4)

                        − cos10 + sin 2 190
                8.1.2                                                          (6)
                        cos(−145).cos235

        8.2     Prove the following identities:
                         cos2A + sin A 2 sin A + 1
                8.2.1                 =                                        (5)
                            cos2 A      1 + sin A
                        sin( x + 45 )   sin 2 x + 1
                8.2.2                  =                                       (6)
                        cos(x − 45 ) (sin x + cos x) 2

        8.3     Determine the general solution for:
                8.3.3    2 sin(3x − 15) + 1 = 0                               (4)
                8.3.4   Hence determine all possible values for x ,
                        If x [−270; 90]                                     (2)
                                                                               [27]

                                                   Total Section B: 27 marks

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                                                INFORMATION
                                          INFORMATION        SHEET
                                                      SHEET: MATHEMATICS

         − b  b 2 − 4ac
    x=
               2a

     A = P(1 + ni)            A = P(1 − ni)                 A = P(1 − i ) n                             A = P(1 + i ) n

    Tn = a + (n − 1)d                   Sn =
                                               n
                                                 (2a + (n − 1)d )
                                               2

    Tn = ar n −1                        Sn =
                                                 (
                                             a r n −1    ) ; r 1                             S =
                                                                                                       a
                                                                                                           ; −1  r  1
                                               r −1                                                   1− r

    F=
            
            x (1 + i ) − 1
                    n
                                                P=
                                                      x[1 − (1 + i ) − n ]
                   i                                          i
                       f ( x + h) − f ( x )
     f ' ( x) = lim
                h→ 0            h

                                                          x + x2 y1 + y 2 
     d = ( x 2 − x1 ) 2 + ( y 2 − y1 ) 2                   M  1;         
                                                          2         2 
                                                                           y − y1
      y = mx + c                        y − y1 = m( x − x1 )         m= 2                                        m = tan
                                                                           x 2 − x1
     ( x − a ) 2 + ( y − b )2 = r 2
                       a     b     c                                                                                      1
     In ABC:             =     =                          a 2 = b 2 + c 2 − 2bc. cos A                area ABC =          ab. sin C
                     sin A sin B sin C                                                                                    2
     sin ( +  ) = sin  . cos  + cos . sin                      sin ( −  ) = sin  . cos  − cos . sin 

     cos( +  ) = cos  . cos  − sin  . sin                        cos( −  ) = cos  . cos  + sin  . sin 

              cos2  − sin 2 
              
     cos 2 = 1 − 2 sin 2                                            sin 2 = 2 sin . cos
              2 cos2  − 1
              
                                                                                    n         2

         fx                                                                       (x − x )
                                                                                          i
     x=                                                                 =   2     i =1
             n                                                                            n
                 n( A)
     P( A) =                                                           𝑃(𝐴 𝑜𝑟 𝐵) = 𝑃(𝐴) + 𝑃(𝐵) – 𝑃(𝐴 𝑎𝑛𝑑 𝐵)
                 n(S )

     yˆ = a + bx                                                       b=
                                                                                  (x − x )( y − y )
                                                                                   (x − x)       2

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Diagram Sheet

Question 6

6.1

                A

 B                         C

6.2

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7.1

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7.2

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                       NATIONAL
                  SENIOR CERTIFICATE

                        GRADE 12

                  MATHEMATICS TEST

                       TERM 1

                  MARKING GUIDELINE
                        2021

Time: 1,5 hours             Marks: 73 Section A

Time: 2 hours                  Marks: 100 Section A and B

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                                                       QUESTION 1
1.1     − 5;       4;            21;        46;.....                ✓a= 4
               9        17             25                           ✓ b = −3
                   8             8
        2a = 8                                                      ✓ c = −6
        a=4                                                        ✓ Tn
        3a + b = 9
        3(4 ) + b = 9                                                                  (4)
         b = −3

        a + b + c = −5
        4 − 3 + c = −5
         c = −6
        Tn = 4n 2 − 3n − 6
1.2     T(15 ) = 4(15) − 3(15) − 6
                             2                                      ✓answer            (1)
                = 849

             364 = 4n 2 − 3n − 6                                    ✓ 360 = 4n − 3n − 6
1.3                                                                            2

          4n 2 − 3n − 370 = 0                                             − 37
                                                                      n=
          (4n + 37)(n − 10) = 0                                     ✓       4 , NA
              − 37                                                  ✓n = 10
          n=       or n = 10
                4
           n = 10                                                                    (3)

                                                                                     [8]
                                                       QUESTION 2
2.1.1                                                                      1m 
         m

         32 (2)
                       5−i
                              500                                    2561 −  
        i =2                                                                    
                                                                           2   500
        256 + 128 + 64 + ... 500                                             1
        Sn =
                   (
              a 1− rm            )                                  ✓
                                                                         1−
                                                                              2
                1− r
             1m                                                   ✓correct use of logs
        2561 −     
                     
                2     500                                        ✓ m  5.4
                1
           1−                                                       ✓m= 6
                2

                  1m 
             5121 −   
                        
                                                                                       (4)
                     2   500
                   1

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                m
           1   125
        1−   
           2   128

            m
        1            3
                
        2           128

                        3
        m  log 1
                     2
                       128
        m  5 .4

        m=6

        S − S4 =
                         a
                             −
                                  (
                               a 1− rn)
                       1− r      1− r
2.1.2                               14 
                               2561 − 
                     =
                        256
                             −      2                ✓ S − S4
                          1            1
                       1−         1−
                           2           2
                                                       ✓substitution

                    = 512 − 480
                    = 32                               ✓answer               (3)

                                                                             [7]
                                          QUESTION 3
3.1      2 x; x + 1; 6 − x; . . .
         x + 1 − 2 x = 6 − x − ( x + 1)                ✓ T2 − T1 = T3 − T2
         − +1 = −2 x + 5                               ✓answer                (2)
        x=4

3.2     8; 5; 2; …
                 n                                     ✓ substitution of S n
        − 575 = [2(8) + (n − 1)(−3)]
                 2                                     ✓substitution of a and d
        − 1150 = n(19 − 3n)
        3n 2 − 19n − 1150 = 0                          ✓standard form
        (3n + 50)(−23) = 0
                          50                           ✓ n = 23 only
        n = 23 or n  −                                                       (4)
                           3

                                                                              [6]

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                                               QUESTION 4
4.1           25
        S 25 =    [14 − 4(25)]                                  ✓answer                (1)
               8
                      3
             = −268
                      4
4.2      T 25= S 25 − S 24                                      ✓method
                                                                ✓substitution
                     3  24                 3                  ✓answer
        T 25= −268    −  [14 − 4(24 )] = 22                                          (3)
                     4  8                  4

4.3                                1             5                  S1 = T1 =
                                                                                  5
                         S1 = T1 = [14 − 4(1)] =                ✓                 4
                                   8             4
                              2             5 1
                        T2 = [14 − 4(2)] − =                        T =
                                                                          1
                              8             4 4                 ✓ 2       4
                             3             3      3                           3
                        T3 = [14 − 4(3)] − = −                  ✓
                                                                    T3 = −
                                                                              4
                             8             2      4
                     T
        5; 1; − 3; → n = 9 − 4 n
                              9 − 4n                            ✓ Tn = 9 − 4n
           ; ; − ; → Tn =
         5 1       3
                                 4                                     9 − 4n
         4 4       4                                              Tn =
                                                                ✓         4            (5)
                                                                                        [9]
                                                   QUESTION 5
5.1.1
        cos334 = cos(360 − 26)
                                                                ✓answer
                  = cos 26
                 =q                                                                   (1)
5.1.2
                                           1

                                     26o
                                           q

        sin 52 = sin 2(26)                                    ✓diagram
                = 2 sin 26 cos 26
                                                                ✓identity
                 = 2. 1 − q 2 (q )
                 = 2q 1 − q 2                                   ✓answer                (3)

5.1.3   sin 86 = sin(60 + 26)
                 = sin 60 cos26 + cos60 sin 26
                                                                ✓identity
                      3      1
                 =      .q +   1 − q2
                     2       2                                  ✓answer               (2)

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                                                                    [6]

                                       QUESTION 6

6.1

      Constructions:
      Draw PQ on AB such that PQ =AD                ✓Construction
      Draw PR on AE such that PR=AE

      In ΔADE and PQR
         1. AD = PQ [construction]
         2. AE = PR  [construction]
         3. 𝐴̂ = 𝑃̂  [given]
          ΔADE  PQR [ SS ]                       ✓S/R

          D̂1 = Q̂     [from congruency]

      But D̂1 = B̂                                  ✓S/R
       D̂1 = B̂
       DE//BC        [ corrsponding S equal] .
                                                    ✓ D̂1 = B̂
                                                    ✓S/R
      AB AC
        =            [line || side of ]
      AD AE                                .

      But AD = PQ and AE = PR [construction]        ✓S/R
      AB AC
          =
      PQ PR                                                           (6)

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6.2.1 Line from centre to midpoint of chord                   ✓Reason     (1)

6.2.2
        In ΔROP and RVS
           1. R̂ = R̂    [common]                             ✓S/R
           2. Ŝ1 = 90       [angle in semi-circle]
                                                              ✓R
                P̂ 2 = 90     (proven)
               Ŝ1 =P̂ 2                                      ✓S

           3. V̂ = Ô 2 (angles in  )
                                                              ✓R          (4)
        ΔROP ||| RVS         [∠;∠;∠]
6.2.3
        In ΔRVS and RST
           1. R̂ = R̂            (common)
           2. T̂1 = Ŝ1 = 90  (angle in semi circle)         ✓S     ✓R

          3. TŜR = V̂         (s in )                      ✓R
        ΔRVS ||| RST            (∠;∠;∠)                                  (3)
6.2.4   In ΔSTV and RST
        RT̂S = VT̂S = 90         (Angles on straight line)
                                                              ✓S     ✓R
        R̂ = 90 − TŜR                                       ✓S
          = TŜV
        TŜR = V̂     (angles in  )
        ΔRST ||| STV   ([A,A,A)
        RT TS                                                 ✓R
          =            (from similarity)
        ST VT
                                                              ✓S          (5)
        ST 2 = VT. TR
                                                                          [19]

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                                                QUESTION 7
7.1

                                 1    2

                             1        2
                                      1

        Construction: Draw PO extended                               ✓Construction

        OP = OA            (radii)
        P̂1 = Â        (angles opp. equal sides)                    ✓S/R
        But Ô1 = P̂1 + Â           (ext. angle of triangle)        ✓S/R
        Ô1 = 2 P̂1

        Similarly                                                    ✓S
        Ô 2 = 2P̂2
                                                                     ✓S              (5)
        AÔB = 2AP̂B

7.2.1 Angles in the same segment                                     ✓answer         (1)
7.2.2   P̂2 = Sˆ1 = y                                                ✓S     ✓R
                           ( angles opp equal sides)
        Ŝ1 = P̂3 = y      (tan cord theorem)                        ✓S     ✓R
                                                                                     (4)
        P̂2 = P̂3
        PQ bisects TP̂S
7.2.3   PÔQ = 2Ŝ1 = 2 y (  at centre = 2  at circumference)      ✓S     ✓R       (2)

7.2.4   TP̂A = P̂2 + P̂3         (proven)
        TP̂A = PQ̂O                  (proven)                        ✓S
        PT is a tangent                (converse theorem tan cord)   ✓R              (2)
7.2.5    OP̂Q + OQ̂P = 180 -2 y                                     ✓S ✓R
                                            (angles of triangle)
        OQ̂P = 90 -y (angles opp equal sides)                       ✓S/R
        90  − y + y + QÂP = 180 
                                                                     ✓S               (4)
        QÂP = 90 
                                                                                     [18]

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OPTIONAL:
QUESTION 8
8.1.1   sin 236.cos169 + sin 371.cos(−124)         ✓ − sin 56(− cos11)
        = − sin 56(− cos11) + sin 11.(− cos56)    ✓ sin 11.(− cos56
        = sin(56 − 11)
        = sin 45                                     ✓ sin 45
          1
        =                                                1
           2
                                                      ✓ 2                     (4)
8.1.2   − cos2 10 + sin 2 190
        cos(−145).cos 235
             − cos2 10 + sin 2 (180 + 10)
        =
            cos(180 − 35).cos(270 − 35)
                                                      ✓ + sin 10
                                                             2
           − cos 2 10  + sin 2 10 
         =
           − cos 35 .( − sin 35 )
                                                      ✓ − cos35

        =
              (
          − cos 2 10  − sin 2 10    )               ✓ − sin 35
              cos 35  sin 35 
           − cos 2  10
        =
          cos35 sin 35
             − cos 20
        =                                             ✓ − cos20
          cos35 sin 35
             − 2 cos 20
        =
          2 cos35 sin 35
          − 2 cos 20
        =
          sin 2  35
          − 2 sin 70                                 ✓ − 2 sin 70
        =
            sin 70                                   ✓ sin 70
        = −2                                                                  (6)

8.2.1   cos 2A + sin A 2 sin A + 1
                      =
            cos2 A      1 + sin A

        LHS:
                                                      ✓ 1− 2 sin A
                                                                  2
        cos 2A + sin A 1 − 2 sin 2 A + sin A
                      =
                            1 − sin 2 A               ✓ 1− sin A
                                                               2
            cos 2 A

                              1 + sin A − 2 sin 2 A
                          =
                                   1 − sin 2 A

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                          (1 + 2 sin A)(1 − sin A)          ✓factorise numerator
                        =                                   ✓factorise denominator
                           (1 − sin A)(1 + sin A)
                                                                                (4)
                          1 + 2 sin A
                        =
                          (1 + sin A)
         LHS = RHS

8.2.2
                     sin( x + 45 )   sin 2 x + 1
                                    =
                     cos(x − 45 ) (sin x + cos x) 2

        LHS:
                                                            ✓ sin x cos45 + cosc sin 45
        sin( x + 45 ) sin x cos 45  + cos c sin 45 
                      =                                     ✓ cos x cos45 + sin x sin 45
        cos(x − 45 ) cos x cos 45  + sin x sin 45 
                                                                           2
                               2          2
                       sin x.    + cos x                    ✓Substituting 2
                     =        2          2
                       cos x
                               2
                                 + sin x
                                          2                 ✓1
                              2          2
                     =1
        RHS:
           sin 2 x + 1                  sin 2 x + 1         ✓simplifying denominator
                        2 =
        (sin x + cos x)      sin x + sin x cos x + cos2 x
                                2                           ✓square identity
                               sin 2 x + 1                  ✓1
                          =                                                         (7)
                            1 + 2 sin x cos x
                            sin 2 x + 1
                          =
                            1 + sin 2 x
                          =1
         LHS = RHS

8.3.1   2 sin(3x − 15) + 1 = 0
                           1
        sin(3x − 15) = −
                           2
                                                                                    1
        Ref angle: x = 30                                      sin(3x − 15) = −
                                                            ✓                       2
        3rd

        3x − 15 = 180 + 30 + k.360;     k 
        3x = 225 + k.360; k  
                                                            ✓ x = 75 + k.120
        x = 75 + k.120; k  
                                                            ✓k 
        4th

        3x − 15 = 360 − 30 + k.360;      k 
        3x = 345 + k.360; k                             ✓ x = 115 + k.120
                                                                                        (4)

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8.3.2      x  − 245  ; − 165  ; − 125  ; − 45  ; − 5 , 75    ✓ three correct
                                                                      ✓six correct      (2)

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