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Question 1

1.1 [2]

3 ; 12 ; 30

[1]

44 ; 50

[1]

Answer:

3 ; 12 ; 30 ; 44 ; 50

1.2 [3]

Start at (140;0)

[1]

Points at upper boundaries: (150;3), (160;12), (170;30), (180;44), (190;50)

[1]

Smooth curve, labelled axes

[1]

Answer:

Ogive

1.3 [2]

Read at cumulative frequency 25

[1]

≈167,2 cm

[1]

Answer:

About 167,2 cm

1.4 [3]

Q1​ at 12,5: ≈160,3 cm

[1]

Q3​ at 37,5

[1]

≈175,4 cm

[1]

Answer:

About 160,3 cm and 175,4 cm

1.5 [2]

At 175 cm, cumulative frequency ≈37, so about 13 learners are taller

[1]

5013​=26%

[1]

Answer:

About 26%

1.6 [3]

Q1​=5,5 and Q3​=8,5, so IQR =3

[1]

Upper fence =8,5+1,5×3=13

[1]

20>13, so 20 is an outlier

[1]

Answer:

Upper fence 13

1.7 [2]

xˉ=8

[1]

σ≈4,85

[1]

Answer:

σ≈4,85

1.8 [2]

New mean =744​≈6,29

[1]

The standard deviation decreases (to about 1,83), because the value furthest from the mean has been removed

[1]

Answer:

Mean about 6,29; the standard deviation decreases

Question 2

2.1 [2]

(21−3​;26−2​)

[1]

M(−1;2)

[1]

Answer:

M(−1;2)

2.2 [4]

mAB​=1+36+2​=2

[1]

m⊥​=−21​

[1]

y−2=−21​(x+1)

[1]

y=−21​x+23​

[1]

Answer:

y=−21​x+23​

2.3 [3]

−21​(5)+23​=−1 ✓

[1]

Every point on the perpendicular bisector is equidistant from A and B

[1]

CA=16+49​=65​ and CB=64+1​=65​

[1]

Answer:

CA=CB=65​

2.4 [2]

tanθ=2

[1]

θ≈63,43°

[1]

Answer:

About 63,43°

2.5 [4]

mBC​=5+3−1+2​=81​

[1]

Inclination of BC≈7,13°

[1]

ABC^=63,43°−7,13°

[1]

≈56,31°

[1]

Answer:

About 56,31°

Question 3

Diagram for question 3

3.1 [2]

ADC^=CBE^ (ext ∠ of cyclic quad)

[1]

=80°

[1]

Answer:

80°

3.2 [2]

ABD^=ACD^ (∠s in the same seg)

[1]

=30°

[1]

Answer:

30°

3.3 [2]

ABD^+DBC^+CBE^=180° (∠s on a str line)

[1]

DBC^=70°

[1]

Answer:

70°

3.4 [2]

DAC^=DBC^ (∠s in the same seg)

[1]

=70°

[1]

Answer:

70°

3.5 [5]

Diagram for question 3.5

Construction: draw diameter AOD and join DB

[1]

TAD^=90° (tan ⊥ radius)

[1]

ABD^=90° (∠ in semi-circle)

[1]

TAB^=90°−BAD^ and ADB^=90°−BAD^ (sum of ∠s in △ABD), so TAB^=ADB^

[1]

ADB^=ACB^ (∠s in the same seg), so TAB^=ACB^

[1]

Answer:

TAB^=ADB^=ACB^

Question 4

4.1 [5]

sin135°=2​1​, so sin2135°=21​

[1]

cos240°=−21​

[1]

tan300°=−3​

[1]

21​+23​​

[1]

=21+3​​

[1]

Answer:

21+3​​≈1,37

4.2 [5]

sin(360°−x)=−sinx; tan(−x)=−tanx

[2]

cos(180°+x)=−cosx; tan(180°−x)=−tanx

[1]

cosxtanxsinxtanx​

[1]

=tanx

[1]

Answer:

tanx

4.3 [3]

tan65°=cos65°sin65°​=sin25°cos25°​ (co-functions)

[1]

cos25°=1−t2​ (square identity; 25° is acute, so the positive root)

[1]

tan65°=t1−t2​​

[1]

Answer:

t1−t2​​

Question 5

Diagram for question 5

5.1 [2]

31​(9)(2)

[1]

=6 m³

[1]

Answer:

6 m³

5.2 [3]

From the centre of the base to the middle of a side is 1,5 m

[1]

s=22+1,52​

[1]

=2,5 m

[1]

Answer:

2,5 m

5.3 [3]

Four triangles, no floor

[1]

4×21​(3)(2,5)

[1]

=15 m²

[1]

Answer:

15 m²

5.4 [2]

31​π(1,5)2(2)

[1]

≈4,71 m³

[1]

Answer:

About 4,71 m³

5.5 [2]

Area scales by k2

[1]

1,52=2,25

[1]

Answer:

2,25

Question 6

6.1 [4]

mEF​=7−18−4​=32​

[1]

mDE​=34−k​

[1]

34−k​=32​

[1]

k=2

[1]

Answer:

k=2

6.2 [3]

m=32​

[1]

y−8=32​(x−7)

[1]

y=32​x+310​

[1]

Answer:

y=32​x+310​

6.3 [4]

mEG​=−23​

[1]

y−4=−23​(x−1)

[1]

At x=0: y=4+23​

[1]

G(0;5,5)

[1]

Answer:

G(0;5,5)

6.4 [4]

EG=1+2,25​≈1,80

[1]

EF=36+16​=52​

[1]

GEF^=90°, so area =21​×EG×EF

[1]

=21​3,25×52​=6,5 square units

[1]

Answer:

EG≈1,80; area 6,5 square units

Question 7

Diagram for question 7

7.1 [5]

PM=8 cm (line from centre ⊥ chord)

[1]

Let the radius be r: OM=r−4

[1]

r2=82+(r−4)2

[1]

0=64−8r+16

[1]

r=10 cm

[1]

Answer:

10 cm

7.2 [1]

90° (∠ in semi-circle)

[1]

Answer:

90°

7.3 [5]

RP2=RM2+PM2=16+64

[1]

RP=80​=45​

[1]

RS=20

[1]

PS2=400−80=320

[1]

PS=85​

[1]

Answer:

RP=45​≈8,94 cm, PS=85​ cm

Question 8

8.1 [3]

AC2=49+81−2(7)(9)cos120°

[1]

=193

[1]

AC≈13,89 m

[1]

Answer:

About 13,89 m

8.2 [3]

9sinBAC^​=13,89sin120°​

[1]

sinBAC^≈0,561

[1]

BAC^≈34,13°

[1]

Answer:

About 34,13°

8.3 [3]

AD2=13,892+62−2(13,89)(6)cos50°

[2]

AD≈11,04 m

[1]

Answer:

About 11,04 m

8.4 [5]

Area △ABC=21​(7)(9)sin120°

[1]

≈27,28 m²

[1]

Area △ACD=21​(13,89)(6)sin50°

[1]

≈31,93 m²

[1]

Total ≈59,21 m²

[1]

Answer:

About 59,21 m²

8.5 [5]

BCA^=180°−120°−34,13°=25,87° (sum of ∠s in △)

[1]

BCD^=25,87°+50°=75,87°

[1]

BD2=92+62−2(9)(6)cos75,87°

[2]

BD≈9,52 m

[1]

Answer:

About 9,52 m

Question 9

9.1 [2]

3180°​

[1]

=60°

[1]

Answer:

60°

9.2 [4]

Reference angle 50,19°

[1]

x−20°=−50,19°+k⋅180°

[1]

x=149,81°

[1]

or x=329,81°

[1]

Answer:

x≈149,81° or x≈329,81°

9.3 [4]

f: sine curve shifted 30° right; x-intercepts −150° and 30°

[1]

f: maximum (120°;1), minimum (−60°;−1)

[1]

g: standard cosine curve

[1]

Labels and endpoints

[1]

Answer:

Sketch

9.4 [4]

cosx=sin(90°−x), so sin(x−30°)=sin(90°−x)

[1]

x−30°=90°−x+k⋅360°⇒x=60°+k⋅180°

[1]

The other case gives x−30°=90°+x, which has no solution

[1]

x=60° or x=−120°

[1]

Answer:

x=−120° or x=60°

9.5 [5]

LHS =cosxsinx​+1+sinxcosx​

[1]

=cosx(1+sinx)sinx(1+sinx)+cos2x​

[1]

=cosx(1+sinx)sinx+sin2x+cos2x​

[1]

=cosx(1+sinx)1+sinx​

[1]

=cosx1​= RHS

[1]

Answer:

Proof

Question 10

Diagram for question 10

10.1 [6]

TAB^=ACB^ (tan chord theorem)

[2]

TAB^=ADE^ (alt ∠s; TA∥DE)

[2]

So ADE^=ECB^

[1]

Exterior angle equals interior opposite angle: BDEC is cyclic (converse ext ∠ of cyclic quad)

[1]

Answer:

Proof

10.2 [8]

ACB^=65° (tan chord theorem)

[1]

ABC^=180°−50°−65°=65°

[1]

ABC^=ACB^

[1]

so AB=AC (sides opp equal ∠s)

[1]

ADE^=TAB^=65° (alt ∠s)

[2]

AED^=ABC^=65° (ext ∠ of cyclic quad BDEC)

[2]

Answer:

65°, 65°, 65°, 65°; AB=AC

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