# Mathematics Grade 12 Paper 3 Eastern Cape Mock 2012 Memo

> Grade 12 Mathematics Paper 3 memorandum from the Eastern Cape Mock Exam 2012, 13 pages. Read online or download the free PDF.

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- Subject: Mathematics
- Grade: Grade 12
- Document type: Memorandum
- Year: 2012
- Exam period: Eastern Cape Mock Exam
- Paper: 3
- Curriculum: CAPS
- Pages: 13

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### Page 1

Province of the
               EASTERN CAPE
               EDUCATION

                       NATIONAL
                  SENIOR CERTIFICATE

                          GRADE 12

                    SEPTEMBER 2012

                   MATHEMATICS P3
                    MEMORANDUM

MARKS:   100

                   This memorandum consists of 13 pages.

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2                                         MATHEMATICS P3             (SEPTEMBER 2012)

QUESTION 1

1.1   2; 4; 10; 20                                            (3)        4; 10; 20

1.2   2a = 4
       a=2                                                            a=2

      3a + b = 2
      3(2) + b = 2
       6 +b=2
             b = -4            (OR OTHERWISE)                         b = -4

      a+b+c=2
      2–4+c=2
          c=4                                                         c=4

      Tn = an2 + bn + c
      Tn = 2n2 – 4n + 4                                        (4)    Tn = 2n2–4n+4
                                                               [7]

QUESTION 2

2.1       × 36 600        OR        36 600 – 12,5% (36 600)           87,5 or 12,5%

      = 32 025                     = 32 025                    (2)    answer

2.2   Increase = 41 109 – 36 600
               = 4509                                                 4509

      Percentage increase =      × 100
                          = 12,32%                             (2)    answer

2.3   Average monthly sales =                                         36 578

                          = 36 578
      No, because 36 578 ˂ 37 000                              (2)    No/reason
                                                               [6]

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(SEPTEMBER 2012)                                 MATHEMATICS P3                                 3

QUESTION 3

3.1      IQ score ˃ 115

            × 48 000 000
         = 7 680 000 people                                                (2)   answer

3.2      IQ score ˂ 130
         =     × 48 000 000
         = 47 040 000 people                                               (2)   answer

3.3      48 000 000 – 47 040 000                                                 960 000
         = 960 000
                  × 100
                                           answer only (full marks)              answer
         = 2%                OR                                            (2)

3.4      Sample =              × 100                                             10%
                    = 10%
         Yes, sample is 10% of the population.
                                                                           (2)   conclusion
                                                                           [8]

QUESTION 4

4.1      4.1.1                                                                   A only/ B only

                               A                                 B               A     B

                                                                                 (A    B)'
                                   0,2              0,2    0,3

                                                                     0,3
                                                                           (3)

         4.1.2     For mutually exclusive events:
                                                                                 probability rule
                   P(A) + P(B) = P (A B)
                   0,4 + 0,5 = 0,7                                               substitution
                          0,9   0,7

                     P(A) + P(B)    P(A B)

                     NOT mutually exclusive events                         (3)   conclusion

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4                                   MATHEMATICS P3                        (SEPTEMBER 2012)

      4.1.3    For independent events:                                    probability rule
               P(A) × P(B) = P(A∩B)
               P(A) + P(B) – P(A∩B) = P(A B)                              expansion
               0,4 + 0,5 – P(A∩B) = 0,7
                         - P(A∩B) = -0,2
                             P(A∩B) = 0,2

                 P(A) × P(B) = 0,4 × 0,5
                             = 0,2                                        answer
                 P(A) × P(B) = P(A∩B)
                 independent events                                 (4)   conclusion

4.2   4.2.1

               Ages    ˂ 30   30 – 39      40 – 49   50    TOTALS         ages
                                                                          qualification

      Qualifications
      3 year,
      professional      15       152         102     221     490
      4 year,
      professional      43       337         311     166     857
      Degree,
      professional     211       578         298     145    1232
      Higher degree,
      professional      12       121         127     37      297
      Degree, no
      professional      13          55       45      15      128

      TOTALS           294      1243         883     584    3004    (2)

      4.2.2    P (teacher ˂ 40) =                                         addition

                               =
                               = 0,51                               (2)   answer

      4.2.3    P (teacher ˂ 40 and professional degree)                   addition
                              =
                              =
                              = 0,31                                (2)      answer

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(SEPTEMBER 2012)                               MATHEMATICS P3                       5

           4.2.4   P (teacher, no degree) =                            addition

                                           =
                                          = 0,45                 (2)   answer

           4.2.5   P (teacher ˃ 40, no degree)                         addition
                                 =
                                 =
                                 = 0,27                          (2)   answer

           4.2.6   For mutually exclusive events:
                                                                       addition
                   P(A) + P(Q) = P (A Q)

                       +        =
                                                                       answer
                   0,383            0,070

                     not mutually exclusive events               (3)   conclusion
                                                                [23]

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6                                         MATHEMATICS P3         (SEPTEMBER 2012)

QUESTION 5

5.1   Number of letters available: 26                            26 and 9
      Number of digits available: 9

      Must have a total 75 000                                   inequality
      1 digit: 9 × 26 = 234
      2 digits: 9 × 9 × 26 = 2106
      3 digits: 9 × 9 × 9 × 26 = 18 954                          multiplication
      4 digits: 9 × 9 × 9 × 9 × 26 = 170 586

        The inventory system must have FOUR digits.        (4)   conclusion

5.2   5.2.1   5 × 3 = 15                                   (1)   answer
              8
      5.2.2       C2 =      ways                                 counting
                             OR                                  principle
                         7 + 6 + 5 + 4 + 3 + 2 + 1 = 28    (2)    answer
                                                           [7]

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(SEPTEMBER 2012)                                                  MATHEMATICS P3                                                  7

QUESTION 6                                          NOTE: According to the NCS the solutions to data-handling problems should be
                                                          done with the use of a calculator. The alternative is to use the pen and
                                                          paper method.

6.1                                  160

                                     140

                                     120

           Waistline after 6 weeks
                                     100

                                     80

                                     60

                                     40

                                     20

                                      0
                                           0   20   40       60       80        100      120       140       160
                                                             Weight after 6 weeks                                        9 points

                                                                                                            (2)

6.2     weak, positive relationship                                                                                    weak,
                                                                                                            (1)        positive

6.3     r = 0,597                                                                                           (2)          answer

6.4     ŷ = a + bx                                                                                                       a
          = 74,8 + 0,3x                                                                                     (3)      b

6.5     y = 92,8 cm from the graph                                                                                    answer
                                                                                                                      line
                                                                                                            (2)

6.6     ŷ = 74,8 + 0,3x
          = 74,8 + (0,3 × 200)                                                                                       substitution
          = 134,8 cm                                                                                        (2)      answer
                                                                                                            [12

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8                                          MATHEMATICS P3                             (SEPTEMBER 2012)

     * FOR QUESTIONS 7 TO 10 FOLLOW CANDIDATES REASONING *

QUESTION 7

                                                      C

                           B                       . O1
                                                     2

                                                                       D

                                              A

Construction: Make O the centre of the circle. Draw radii BO and DO              construction

To prove: ̂ + ̂ = 180°
Proof:     ̂2 = 2 ̂        (angle at centre = 2 × angle at circumf.)             statement/reason
           ̂1 = 2 ̂        (angle at centre = 2 × angle at circumf.)             statement/reason

        ̂ 2 + ̂ 1 = 360°       (sum of angles around a point = 360°)             statement/reason
        2 ̂ + 2 ̂ = 360°
       2( ̂ + ̂ ) = 360°
           ̂ +̂ =
                  = 180°                                                         deduction
                                                                           [5]

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(SEPTEMBER 2012)                                       MATHEMATICS P3                                            9

QUESTION 8

8.1
                                                                        C
                                         B
                                               1                    1200
                                             3 2

                                                                                      1
                                                            1   O                55   0
                                                                                          D

                                             2 1

                                         A

       8.1.1       ̂ 1 = 2A ̂ B (angle at centre = 2 × angle at circumf.)                     statement
                       = 2 (55°)                                                              reason
                       = 110°                                                     (2)

       8.1.2       ̂ 2 = 35° (∆AOB is isosceles, OB = OA radii)                               statement
                                                                                              reason
                   B ̂ D = 60° (sum of opposite.   s
                                                       of cyclic quad. = 180°)
                   O ̂ D = 60° – 35°                                                          statement/reason
                         = 25°                                                    (4)         answer

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10                                                 MATHEMATICS P3                           (SEPTEMBER 2012)

8.2
                                               P
                                           1   x

                              S 1
                                   2
                               3

                                                                           2

                                                                                     1     T

                                       2

              R
                                   1       3

                                       Q

      8.2.1       ̂ 3 = x (two tangents joining from the same point)                     answer/reason
                  ̂ = x (tangent/chord theorem)                                          answer/reason
                  ̂ 1 = x (corresponding angles, RQ ST                                   answer/reason
                                                                               (3)

      8.2.2       ̂ 3 = ̂ 1 = x (see above)                                              statement
                     TPSQ is a cyclic quadrilateral; angles subtended by                 conclusion
                      the same chord are equal.                                (2)

      8.2.3       T ̂ Q = ̂2 (        on same chord: TPSQ is a cyclic                    statement
                  quadrilateral)
                  T ̂ Q = ̂ 1 = x (from QUESTION 8.2.1)
                      ̂1 = ̂2                                                            conclusion/
                  TS bisects P ̂ Q                                             (2)       reason

      8.2.4       ̂ 1 = ̂ 2 = x (alternate angles, RQ ST)                                statement/reason
                  P ̂ Q = ̂ 1 = x (proven in QUESTION 8.2.1)
                     ∆ RQS is an isosceles triangle, base angles are                     statement/
                     equal.                                                 (2)          conclusion
                                                                           [15]

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(SEPTEMBER 2012)                                       MATHEMATICS P3                        11

QUESTION 9

                                                 E

                                                 2 1

                             G
                                     1
                                 2

                                                  1
                                                  2
                                                       F

                   2
          D                                                C                  2
                       1
                                                                         1          A

                                         2   1
                                         B

9.1      In ∆ABC and ∆ADB:
          ̂ 1 is common                                                       statement/reason
          ̂ 1 = ̂ 1 (tangent/chord theorem)                                   statement/reason
             ∆ABC///∆ADB (            )
                  =
                 2
             AB = AC.AD                                                 (3)   conclusion

9.2      In ∆ACE and ∆AED:
          ̂ 2 is common                                                       statement/reason
          ̂ 1 = ̂ 1 (alternate angles, AE GF)                                 statement/reason
         ̂ 2 = ̂ 1 (ext. angle of cyclic quadrilateral GDCF)                  statement/reason
                ̂ 1= ̂ 2
             ∆ACE///∆AED (           )                                  (3)

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12                                   MATHEMATICS P3                 (SEPTEMBER 2012)

9.3     =     (∆ACE///∆AED)                                      statement/reason
          2
       AE = AC.AD
            and
                                                                 deduction
       AB2 = AC.AD (proved in QUESTION 9.1)
       AB2 = AE2
       AB = AE                                            (3)    conclusion
                                                           [9]

QUESTION 10

                                                      A

                                            D

                                      F
                                                      E

                                                      C

                    B

10.1   =      (given)                                            answer
                                                           (1)

10.2   =      =   (line to one side of ∆)                        statement
                                                          (1)

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(SEPTEMBER 2012)                         MATHEMATICS P3                             13

10.3        =                                                         ratio
           =                                                         AB = 6x
         AB = 6x
              =
                =                                              (3)    answer

10.4     Area of ∆CFB = FB.h                                         formula
         Area of ∆CFA = AF.h
              AB     = FB + AF                                       FB = AF = 3x
               6x    = 3x + 3x (AB = 6x from QUESTION 10.3)
                     =

                      =
           Area of ∆CFB = Area of ∆CFA                         (3)   answer
                                                               [8]

                                                      TOTAL:   100

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