# Mathematical Literacy Grade 11 P2 2024 QP (Eng)

> Grade 11 Mathematical Literacy Paper 2 question paper from the North West November Exam 2024 (English), 12 pages. Read online or download the free PDF.

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- Subject: Mathematical Literacy
- Grade: Grade 11
- Language: English
- Document type: Question paper
- Year: 2024
- Exam period: North West November Exam
- Paper: 2
- Curriculum: CAPS
- Pages: 12

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PROVINCIAL ASSESSMENT

                                         GRADE 11

                            MATHEMATICAL LITERACY P2

                                      NOVEMBER 2024

 MARKS: 100

 TIME: 2 hours

                     This question paper consists of 12 pages and an annexure.

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Mathematical Literacy/P2                        2                                NW/November 2024
                                             Grade 11

INSTRUCTIONS AND INFORMATION

 1.      This question paper consists of FOUR questions. Answer ALL the questions.

 2.      Use the attached ANNEXURE for QUESTION 2.1.

 3.      Start EACH question on a NEW page.

 4.      Number the answers correctly according to the numbering system used in this question
         paper.

 5.      You may use an approved calculator (non-programmable and non-graphical), unless
         stated otherwise.

 6.      Show ALL calculations clearly.

 7.      Round off ALL final answers appropriately according to the given context, unless stated
         otherwise.

 8.      Indicate units of measurement, where applicable.

 9.      Diagrams are NOT necessarily drawn to scale, unless stated otherwise.

 10.     Write neatly and legibly.

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Mathematical Literacy/P2                              3                             NW/November 2024
                                                   Grade 11

 QUESTION 1

 1.1
          The following measuring instruments are given below:

           A.                                              B.

          C.

       Use the measuring tools abovu to answer the questions that follow.

       1.1.1 (a)           Name the instrument labelled A.                                      (2)

                (b)        Define the concept temperature.                                      (2)

                (c)        Write, in oC, the temperature at the black line on the
                           instrument labelled A.                                               (2)

       1.1.2 Convert the volume of the substance in the container B to litres.                  (2)

       1.1.3 Determine, in mm, the distance between the two arrows on the ruler in
             diagram C.                                                                         (3)

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Mathematical Literacy/P2                          4                                NW/November 2024
                                               Grade 11

 1.2
          Lelo will be travelling from Johannesburg to Durban for the holidays. She will use the
          map below to plan her journey.

              MAP OF THE ROUTE FROM JOHANNESBURG TO DURBAN

       Use the map above to answer the questions that follow.

       1.2.1 Identify the type of map shown above.                                              (2)

       1.2.2 Determine, in metres, the actual distance between Johannesburg and
             Villiers.                                                                          (2)

       1.2.3 Name the town that is 166 km from Durban.                                          (2)

       1.2.4 Write down the total number of towns on the N3 that Lelo must pass on her
             way to Durban.                                                                     (2)
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Mathematical Literacy/P2                            5                               NW/November 2024
                                                 Grade 11

 QUESTION 2

 2.1
           The ANNEXURE shows the layout plan of Thuto Secondary School.

           Besides the classrooms and other buildings, the school has two science laboratories
           (Sci 1 and Sci 2) and a quad which is the open-air space for assemblies.

         Use the ANNEXURE and the information above to answer the questions that
         follow.

         2.1.1 Identify the room that is between the staff room and the tuck shop.               (2)

         2.1.2 Use the compass direction to determine on which sides of the school hall,
               the doors are situated.                                                           (2)

         2.1.3 The two music classrooms are stand-alone (not attached) classrooms.

                 (a)       Write down the numbers of these classrooms.                           (2)

                 (b)       Describe the location of the music classrooms in relation to the
                           streets shown on this layout plan.                                    (3)

         2.1.4 A learner followed these directions to locate his classroom:

                      From the main office he walked in a southerly direction.
                      He turned right after passing the quad and continued straight.
                      The second last classroom on his left-hand side was his classroom.

                 Write down the learner’s classroom number.                                      (2)

         2.1.5 Give ONE reason why Mimosa Avenue was designed as a one-way road.                 (2)

         2.1.6 Calculate, as a percentage, rounded to THREE decimal places, the
               probability of finding a classroom with its door on the western side.             (4)

 2.2     Learners from Thuto Secondary School uses different modes of transport to get to
         school.

         2.2.1 Solly, one of the learners, travels 12 km in 60 minutes to get to school.

                 Calculate, in metres per minute (m/min), Solly’s average speed.

                 You may use the formula:       Distance = Average speed × Time                  (4)

         2.2.2 Use Solly’s average speed from QUESTION 2.2.1 to determine whether he
               was walking or using any other mode of transport. Give a reason for your
               answer.                                                                           (3)
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Mathematical Literacy/P2                           6                               NW/November 2024
                                                Grade 11

 QUESTION 3

 3.1
           Qhubeka Charity Organisation donated 127 bicycles to all learners of Thuto
           Secondary School who took longer than 1 hour each day to walk to school.
           A second organisation provided bicycle stands for the 127 bicycles.

               Bicycle
               stands

           The rectangular floor area that are required for the parking of the bicycles is
           determined by considering the following:

                Each bicycle is 180 cm long and 45 cm wide.
                An additional space of 0,5 m2 per bicycle is required for free movement around
                 the stands.

         Use the information above to answer the questions that follow.

         3.1.1 Calculate, in m2, the area of 1 bicycle.

                  You may use the formula:         Area of a bicycle = length × width             (3)

         3.1.2 The total floor area required for the 127 bicycles is 166,37 m2.

                  Verify, showing ALL calculations, how the floor area was determined.            (4)

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Mathematical Literacy/P2                        7                                 NW/November 2024
                                             Grade 11

 3.2     The SGB of Thuto Secondary School decides to pave the floor area where the learners
         will park their bicycles. They will use paving bricks like the one shown below:

              INFORMATION                  THE BRICK            PALLET OF BRICKS
           ABOUT THE BRICKS
          Number of bricks per
          1 m2 : 48

          Paving bricks are sold in
          pallets of 594 bricks

          Weight of 1 brick: 2,230 kg

         3.2.1 The SGB will buy extra 5% of bricks for wastage and breakage.

                 Determine the total number of bricks that the SGB will buy to pave
                 the floor area where the bicycles will be parked.                             (5)

         3.2.2 Determine the number of pallets of bricks that the SGB must buy.                (3)

         3.2.3 Determine, correct to ONE decimal place, the weight in tonnes of all the
               bricks needed.

                NOTE: 1 ton = 1 000 kg                                                         (4)

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Mathematical Literacy/P2                                             8                               NW/November 2024
                                                                  Grade 11

 3.3
           The SGB will employ workers from the community to pave the floor area.

           The graph below shows the relationship between the number of workers they employ,
           and the time taken to complete the paving project.

                                       THE NUMBER OF WORKERS VS THE TIME TAKEN
                                                  TO PAVE THE AREA
                                  35

                                  30

                 Number of days
                                  25

                                  20

                                  15

                                  10
                                                                             P
                                   5

                                   0
                                         1   2     3    4     5      6       8   10   12   15   20   30
                                                            Number of workers

         Use the graph above to answer the questions that follow.

         3.3.1                    Identify and explain the type of relationship represented by the graph
                                  above.                                                                          (3)

         3.3.2                    Derive the formula to show the relationship above.                              (2)

         3.3.3                    Use the formula in QUESTION 3.4.2 or otherwise to calculate P, the number
                                  of days taken by 8 workers to complete the project.                             (2)
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Mathematical Literacy/P2                          9                                  NW/November 2024
                                               Grade 11

 QUESTION 4

 4.1     Below are the assembly diagrams for a floor lamp.

                           ASSEMBLY DIAGRAMS FOR A FLOOR LAMP

                     1                 2                   3                 4

                     5                 6                   7                 8

         Use the diagram above to answer the questions that follow.

         4.1.1 Refer to DIAGRAM 4.

                 Give the direction in which the nut should be turned.                                    (2)

         4.1.2 Which diagram is associated with the instruction: ‘Join the stand to the base?’            (2)

         4.1.3 The actual height of the floor lamp is 1,55 m.

                 Determine, in cm, the height of the floor lamp in the diagram if the scale is
                 1 : 25                                                                                   (3)

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Mathematical Literacy/P2                            10                            NW/November 2024
                                                 Grade 11

 4.2
           Peter works for a courier company in Rustenburg. The company collects packages, in
           boxes, from different warehouses across the country and delivers them to clients within
           48 hours. Below are the dimensions of a box, that must be delivered.

                     DIMENSIONS OF A BOX                                  THE BOX

            Length: 340 mm
            Width: 325 mm
            Height: 180 mm

         Use the information above to answer the questions that follow.

         4.2.1 Define the concept volume.                                                              (2)

         4.2.2 Calculate, in m3, the volume of the box.

                 You may use the formula: Volume of a box = length × width × height                    (3)

         4.2.3 Peter drives a delivery van as the one shown below:

                          DIMENSIONS OF THE                       THE DELIVERY VAN
                              DELIVERY VAN
                     length: 1 700 mm

                     width: 1 490 mm

                     height: 1 200 mm

                 Calculate the maximum number of boxes that can be packed into the van as
                 follows:

                        the length of the box along the length of the van,
                        the width of the box along the width of the van and
                        then boxes are stacked to the roof of the van.                                (6)

         4.2.4 Peter picked up the parcels at 14:50 from the warehouse on 30 June and
               delivered one parcel at 08:15 on 2 July.

                 Verify, showing ALL calculations, whether this delivery was done within the
                 specified delivery time of 48 hours.                                                  (4)

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Mathematical Literacy/P2                       11                                 NW/November 2024
                                              Grade 11

 4.3
           Tshidi is a soccer player, and she is concerned about her weight. Her current BMI is
           18,2 kg/m2 and a height of 1,56 m.

           The table below shows the weight status versus the BMI range.

           TABLE: WEIGHT STATUS ACCORDING TO BMI.

            BMI RANGE (in kg/m2)                  WEIGHT STATUS
            Less than 18,5                          Underweight
            From 18,5 – 24,9                       Normal weight
            From 25 - 30                            Overweight
            More than 30                              Obese

         Use the information above to answer the questions that follow.

         4.3.1 Write the acronym BMI in full.                                                     (2)

         4.3.2 State Tshidi’s current weight status.                                              (2)

         4.3.3 Calculate Tshidi’s current mass.

                                                       𝐌𝐚𝐬𝐬 𝐢𝐧 𝐤𝐠
                 You may use the formula: BMI = (𝐡𝐞𝐢𝐠𝐡𝐭 𝐢𝐧 𝐦)𝟐                                    (3)

         4.3.4 Provide an advice to Tshidi on how she can improve her weight status.               (2)
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                                                                                      TOTAL:      100

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Mathematical Literacy/P2                                 1                                          NW/November 2024
                                                       Grade 11

ANNEXURE

QUESTION 2.1

                         LAYOUT PLAN OF THUTO SECONDARY SCHOOL
                      Entrance for Students Drop Off/Pick Up

                                                Mimosa avenue

      FLOWER STREET                                                                  LILLY STREET

                                                                [Adapted from www.sausd.us]

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