CURRICULUM FET

MATHEMATICAL LITERACY

TUTOR MATERIAL – MARKING GUIDELINES

AUTUMN SCHOOL 2024

BACK ON TRACK PROGRAMME

GRADE 12
SESSION 1:
QUESTION 1 [16 MARKS]
QUES SOLUTION EXPLANATION
1.1.1 A = R29 373,23 - R1 250 ✓MA 1MA - of correct values
A = R28 123,23 ✓A 1A correct answer
(2)
1.1.2 B = R54 708,48 - R22 186,23 ✓MA 1MA correct values
B = R32 522,25 ✓A 1A correct answer
(2)
1.1.3 Twenty-six thousand nine hundred and thirty five rand 2A correct answer
and forty-eight cents ✓✓ A (2)
1.1.4 R21,75 ✓✓A 2A correct answer
(2)
1.1.5 30 days ✓✓A 2A correct answer
(2)
1.1.6 rd
Debit order - you have given a 3 party permission to 2A definition of debit order
take an agreed amount of money out of your account
every month to pay for a service.✓✓A
(Accept any logical/sensible answer.) (2)
1.1.7 ✓MA 1 MA adding correct amounts
Balance = R26 935,48 + R2 450 ✓RT 1RT correct values
Balance = R29 385,48 (2)
1.1.8 Capitec Bank ✓✓A 2A correct answer
(2)

QUESTION 2 [26 MARKS]

QUES SOLUTION EXPLANATION
2.1.1 Net salary = Salary received after deductions are made 2A definition of Net salary
✓✓A (2)
2.1.2 Pension fund✓✓A 2A Pension fund
(2)
2.1.3 2% ✓✓A 2A 2%
(2)
2.2.1 Plastic checkout bag✓✓RT 2RT Plastic bag
(2)
2.2.2 Value Added Tax ✓✓A 2A definition
(2)
2.2.3 Cash ✓✓A 2A method of payment
(2)

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2.2.4 R74,99 1M ÷ 30
Unit price per egg = ✓M
30
1A R2,50
Unit price per egg = R2,50 ✓A
(2)
2.2.5 Interest amount = R2 000 × 0,5%✓M 1M × 0,5% ,0,05
Interest amount = R10 ✓A 1A R10
(2)
2.3.1 Quarterly ✓✓A 2A correct answer
(2)
2.3.2 Hostel fees✓✓A 2RT correct descriptor
(2)
2.3.3 ✓A 1A numerator
𝑅12 540 1A denominator
School fee amount = 11
✓A
1CA monthly payment
School fee amount = R1 140 ✓CA
(3)
2.3.4 ✓M ✓RT 1RT correct amounts
Total amount = R12 540 + R5 100 1M adding amounts
Total amount = R17 640✓CA 1CA simplification
(3)

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QUESTION 3 [14 MARKS]
QUES SOLUTION EXPLANATION
3.1.1 Employee number = 2500453✓✓A 2A 2500453
(2)
3.1.2 ✓RT 1M multiply with %
9,25 1RT basic salary
A = R15 000 × ✓M
100
1A R1 387,50
A = R1 387,50 ✓A
(3)
3.1.3 CA from 3.1.2
B = R1 675 + R150 + R3 680 + R1 387,50 ✓MA 1MA adding
B = R6 892,50 ✓CA 1CA R6 742,50
(2)
3.1.4 CA from 3.1.3
C = R15 000 – R6 892,50 ✓M 1M subtract
C = R8 107,50 ✓CA 1CA R8 257,50
(2)
3.1.5 ✓RT ✓MA 1RT correct values
R 1 416 + R 1416 + R366 +R 366 1MA Adding values from
= R 3 564✓CA table
1CA R 3 564
Difference = R3 680 – R3 564
Difference = R 116 1O Opinion
✓O ✓O 1O Explanation
It will be a financially beneficial option as his total
monthly contribution is less. (5)

QUESTION 4 [29 MARKS]

QUES SOLUTION EXPLANATION
4.1.1 18 1M Tax calculation
Annual tax payable = R125 325 × ✓M
100
Annual tax payable = R22 558,50
1M subtracting rebate
Annual tax payable = R22 558,50 – R15 714 ✓M
1CA total annual tax
Annual tax payable = R6 844,50 ✓CA
(3)
4.1.2 ✓A 1A difference
Tax payable (NZ$) = ($14 000 × 10,5%) + ($2 500
× 17,5%) ✓SF 1SF substitution
Tax payable (NZ$) = $1470 + $437,50
Tax payable (NZ$) = $1 907,50✓CA 1CA annual tax
(3)

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4.2.1 Yes ✓A 1A correct answer
He does not have to pay tax ✓J 1J explanation
(2)
4.2.2 A person’s age✓✓A 2A correct answer
(2)
4.2.3 Yearly taxable income 1A correct annual taxable
R55 250 × 12 = R663 000 ✓A income

R170 734 + 39% × (R663 000 − R641 400) ✓SF 1SF substitution into formula
= R170 734 + R8 658
= R179 392 ✓CA 1CA tax payable before
rebates
Less rebates
R189 392 − R15 714 − R8 613 ✓MA 1MA subtracting both rebates
= R165 065 ✓CA 1CA annual tax payable

R165 065 1MA concept of ¼ (25%)

× 100% ✓MA
R663 000

= 24,87%

24,87% < 25%

His claim is not correct ✓J

1J justification
OR

Quarter of annual salary

R663 000 × ¼
= R165 750 ✓A
He pays less than ¼ of his annual taxable income.
He pays R165 065 tax.
¼ of his annual salary is R165 750. He pays less
(7)
tax than he claims. ✓J

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4.3.1 Annual taxable income = R35 357,00 × 12 ✓MA 1MA multiplying by 12
Annual taxable income = R424 284 ✓A 1A simplification
(2)
4.3.2 ✓RT ✓M 1RT correct values
Monthly Medical tax credits = (R332 × 2) + 1M multiplying by 2
(R224 × 2) ✓M 1M adding
Monthly Medical tax credits = R664 + 448
Monthly Medical tax credits = R1 112
Yearly Medical Tax Credits = R1 112 × 12✓M 1M multiplying by 12
Yearly Medical Tax Credits = R13 344 (4)
4.3.3 Annual tax = R73 726 + 31% of taxable income above
353 100 ✓A 1A correct tax bracket
✓SF 1SF correct substitution
R73 726 + 31% × (R424 284 – R353 100)

R73 726 + (31% × R71 184) ✓CA 1CA simplification 1CA

tax before rebates
R73 726 + R22 067,04

= R95 793,04 ✓CA 1CA tax before rebates

✓MCA 1MCA subtracting both
Tax payable = R95 793,04 – R15 714 – R13 344 rebates

Tax payable = R66 735,04✓ CA 1CA simplification

(6)

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SESSION 2:
QUESTION 1 [36 MARKS]
QUES SOLUTION EXPLANATION
1.1.1 It is a service charge that the city charges for the use of 2A Explanation
service it renders such as water or electricity. ✓✓A (2)
1.1.2 41,01R/kl ✓✓A 2A correct tariff
(2)
1.1.3 Total amount/Totale bedrag
150kℓ × 95% ✓MA 1MA × correct kℓ with 95%
= 142,50kℓ✓A 1A number of kℓ
(2)
1.1.4 Total Cost:
0,00 × 6 ✓MA = 0,00 1MA × correct values
20,28 × 4 = 81,12 1CA simplification
21,17 × 5 = 105,85 ✓CA
29,68 × 5 = 148,40
41,01 × 10 = 410,10
44,86 × 10 = 448,60
56,59 × 10 = 565,90 ✓CA 1CA simplification
60,65 × 92,5 = 5 610,13
= R7 310,10 ✓MCA 1MCA all values added

R7 310,10 + R28,32 (fixed cost) ✓MCA

1MCA adding fixed cost
= R7 398,42

R7 398,42 × 115%
= R8 508,18 ✓CA 1CA VAT inclusive amount
(6)
1.2.1 Fixed fee = R200,00✓✓RT 2RT fixed fee
(2)
1.2.2 Conversion to rand:
69,36
= R0,6936
100
1C conversion to Rand
✓C
81,60
= R0,8160
100

First 50 kWh:
50 × R0,6936 = R34,68 ✓A 1A cost for 50kWh

286 kWh – 50 kWh = 236 kWh ✓A

1A difference
Next 236 kWh

236 x R0,8160 = R192,576 ✓CA 1CA cost for next 236 kWh
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 Total:

R34,68 + R192,576 = R227,256

1CA Total
= R227,26 ✓CA
(5)
1.2.3 Cost Excluding VAT:
✓MA 1MA VAT exclusive method
100 1A VAT exclusive amount
R720 × 115 = R626,0869565 ✓A

Cost excluding fixed monthly fee:

1CA cost excluding fixed fee
R626,0869565 – R200 = R426,0869565 ✓CA

Cost per unit in rand

70,855
= R0,70855 ✓C
100 1C conversion to rand

kWh used:
𝑅426,0869565
= 601,3505843
𝑅0,70855
= 601,35kWh used ✓CA 1CA kWh used.
(5)
1.3.1 B ✓✓RT 2RT correct graph
(2)
1.3.2 ✓A ✓A 1A fixed cost
Cost = 8000 + 80 × number of people 1A × fee per person
(2)
1.3.3 ✓A 1A cost the same
The point where both venues cost exactly the same for 1A same number of people
the same number of people.✓A (2)
1.3.4 Venue 2: R180 × 180 guests ✓M 1M × rate by guests
= R32 400 ✓A 1A simplification
Venue 1: R8000 + R80 × 180 ✓M 1M correct ×
= R22 400 ✓A 1A simplification
Difference = R32 400 – R22 400
= R10 000 ✓CA 1CA difference
Valid ✓O 1O opinion
(6)

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QUESTION 2 [40 MARKS]
QUES SOLUTION EXPLANATION
2.1.1 Option 1: B ✓RT 1RT correct option
Option 2: A ✓RT 1RT correct option
(2)
2.1.2 Breakeven point is where the income under option 1 is 2A explanation
equal to the income under option 2. ✓✓A (2)
2.1.3 USE OF CALCULATIONS
Option 1:
Income = R20 × 12 ✓SF 1SF substitution in formula
= R240 ✓S
1S value for income Option 1
Option 2.
Income = R200 + (10 × 12) ✓SF 1SF substitution in formula
= R320 ✓S 1S value for income Option 2
Difference = R320 – R240 = R80 ✓MA 1MA difference
✓J 1J justification
Statement was correct he would have earned R80 less.

OR FROM GRAPH
Option 1
2RT income for option 1
Income = R240 ✓✓RT

Option 2
Income = R320 ✓✓RT 2RT income for option 2

Difference = R320 – R240 = R80 ✓CA 1CA difference

✓J
1J justification
Statement was correct he would have earned R80 less.
(6)
2.2.1 Total income (P) = R21 000 + R1 500 ✓MA 1MA adding correct values
Total income (P) = R22 500 ✓A 1A total income
(2)
2.2.2 Car Repayment (Q) = R24 474 – (R1 675 + R3 600 +
R950 + R650 + R800 + R1 500 + R4 500 + R2 500 +
R1 000 + R1 950 + R350) ✓M 1M adding all expenses

Car Repayment (Q) = R24 474 – R19 475

Car Repayment (Q) = R4 999 ✓CA 1CA repayment amount
(2)
2.2.3 Surplus/Deficit = R22 500 – R24 474 ✓MCA 1MCA subtracting I & E
Surplus/Deficit = - R1 974 ✓CA 1CA amount
⸫ being a negative value it is a deficit. ✓A 1A deficit
(3)

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2.2.4 ✓A 1A expenses more than
Deficit is when the expenses are more than the income income
which means there is more money being spent than 1A more spent than earned.
earned. ✓A (2)
2.2.5 Variable expenses = Electricity + Water and sanitation
+ Petrol + Food + Entertainment + Cellphone
✓MA 1MA adding all variable
Variable expenses = R950 + R650 + R1 500 + R4 500 expenses
+ R2 500 + R350
Variable expenses = R10 450 ✓A 1A total variable expenses
(2)
2.2.6 ✓MCA 1MCA × 25% of variable
Decreased variable expenses = R10 450 × 25% expenses
= R2 612,50 ✓CA 1CA decreased amount

Yes, he has a deficit of R1 974 and his savings will be

more than that so he is correct.✓J 1J justification
(3)
2.3.1 ✓A 1A working for government
An Employee is a person working/employed at the
government departments and receives a salary.✓A 1A earning a salary
(2)
2.3.2 Total amount
✓RT 1RT all correct values
= 19,7 + 92,4 + 2,3 + 6,1 + 183,2 + 61,2 + 100,1 +
14,8 + 2,5 + 8,4 + 3,5 + 6,6 + 10,3 + 1,3 + 0,4 + 0,2 +
2,6 + 5,4 + 1,8 ✓MA 1MA adding correct
values
= 522,8

OR

Total amount
✓RT 1RT all correct values
= 1 581,4 − 627,3 − 251,0 − 173,3 − 7,0 ✓MA 1MA subtracting correct
values
= 522,8 (2)

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2.3.3 ✓✓O 2O correct explanations
Basic education has more employees than other
departments.

OR
✓✓O
Employees at basic education earn more than other
employees.

OR
✓✓O
Employees at basic education have higher educational
qualifications than other departments. (2)
2.3.4 Percentage expenditure:
✓RT 1RT correct amount
8,5
= 11,2 × 100% ✓MA 1MA correct % calculation
1CA simplification
= 75,9% ✓CA
1O conclusion
The department has a surplus ✓O
(4)
2.3.5 Police: vans/bakkie/ cars/ combi/hippo 2A any one of the possible
(casspirs)/nyala/horse/motorbike/bicycle/hoverboard/ types of vehicles.
balance scooter/boat/bus/helicopter/trucks ✓✓A (2)
2.3.6 Capital spending 2018/19
✓RT 1RT correct amount
= R78,9 billion – R520 000 000
✓C ✓M 1C correct conversion
= R78 900 000 000 – R520 000 000 1M subtracting
= R78 380 000 000 ✓CA 1CA simplification

OR

Capital spending 2018/19

✓RT 1RT correct amount
= R78,9 billion – R520 000 000
✓M ✓C 1C conversion
= R78,9 billion – R0,52 billion 1M subtracting
= R78,38 billion ✓CA 1CA simplification
(4)

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QUESTION 3 [30 MARKS]
QUES SOLUTION EXPLANATION
3.1.1 A = 5 × 9 ✓MA 1MA × 9
A = 45 ✓A 1A 45
(2)
3.1.2 B = 12 ÷ 0,50 1MA ÷ by 0,50
B = R24 1A R24
(2)
3.1.3 C = 5 + 1 + 0,50 + 0,25 + 8 ✓MA 1MA adding correct values
C = R14,75 1A R14,75
(2)
3.1.4 ✓M ✓M 1M correct value
Income = R35,00 × 580 1M × by 580
Income = R20 300 ✓CA 1CA simplification
(3)
3.1.5 R20 300 × 15% = R3 045✓MA 1MA multiply by 15%
R20 300 – R3 045✓MCA 1MCA subtracting R3 045
= R17 255✓CA 1CA answer

OR OR

100% − 15% = 85% ✓MA MA subtracting 15%

R20 300 × 85% ✓MCA 1MCA multiply by 85%
= R17 255✓CA 1CA answer

OR
OR
1MA multiply R35 by 15% by
580
R35 × 15% = R5,25 1MCA subtracting R3 045
R 5,25 × 580 = R3 045 ✓MA 1CA answer
R20 300 – R3 045✓MCA
= R17 255✓CA
(3)
3.1.6 580 ÷ 9 = 64,44 ✓MA 1MA ÷ by 9
≈ 65 meters of material ✓CA 1CA rounded up answer
(2)

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3.1.7 ✓MCA (CA from 3.1.3 and 3.1.5)
R14,75 × 580 = R8 555 1MCA unit price multiply
R17 255 – R8 555 ✓MCA with 580
= R8 700 ✓CA 1MCA subtract R8 555
1CA answer
OR
OR
Profit (one mask) = Income – Expenses
= R35 – (35 × 15%) – R14,75 1MCA Income subtract
= R29,75 – R14,75 ✓MCA expenses
= R15 1MCA unit price multiply by
For 580 = R15 × 580 ✓MCA 580
= R8 700 ✓CA 1CA answer
(3)
3.2.1 Selling price = R700 ÷ 10✓MA 1MA ÷ correct value by
Selling price = R70 per luncpack✓A number of lunchpacks
1A selling price
(2)
3.2.2 ✓A ✓A 1A R55
Cost = R55 × number of luncpacks 1A × number of luncpacks
(2)

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3.2.3
COST PRICE AND INCOME FOR LUNCH PACKS
7 000

6 000

1A
AMOUNT OF MONEY (R)

5 000

4 000

3 000

1A
2 000

1 000
1A
0
0 20 40 60 80 100
NUMBER OF LUNCH PACKS

1A starting point
1A straight line
1A end point
(3)
3.2.4 Break-even point:
✓RT ✓RT 1RT horizontal axes value
(20; R1 400) 1RT vertical axes value
20 lunch packs; R1 400 (2)
3.2.5 Profit:

Income = R7 000

Expenses = R55 × 100 ✓MA 1MA R55 × 100

Expenses = R5 500 ✓A 1A expenses

Profit = Income – Expenses

Profit = R7 000 – R5 500 ✓MCA 1MCA Income – Expenses
Profit = R1 500 ✓CA 1CA profit
(4)
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SESSION 3
QUESTION 1 [22 MARKS]
QUES SOLUTION EXPLANATION
1.1.1 A research method used to collect data to determine 2A correct definition
the percentage of parents that paid school fees. ✓✓A

(2)
1.1.2 Questionnaire✓✓A 2A Correct answer
(2)
1.1.3 ✓A ✓M 1A for 56%
67,23+66,16+68,01+67,98+56+63,75+62,75 1M adding correct values
Mean = 7
1M dividing by 7
✓M
1CA correct answer
Mean = 64,55% ✓CA
1O correct opinion
The claim is NOT true ✓O
(5)
1.1.4 2020✓A 1A for correct year
Parents lost jobs due to Covid 19✓O 1O for reason
(2)
1.1.5 Number of parents = 51,17% × 198 200✓MA 1MA multiplying
= 101 418,94 ✓A 198 200 by 51,17%
= 101 419 ✓R 1A answer
1R rounding
(3)
1.2.1 Range = 4 186 000 − 436 000✓M 1M subtracting
= 3 750 000✓A 436 000 from 4 186 000
1A correct answer
(2)
1.2.2 15%; 21%; 28%; 35%; 38%; 39%; 46%; 47%; 57% 2A correct answer
✓✓A (2)
1.2.3 CA from 1.2.2
Eastern Cape✓✓RT 2 RT correct answer
(2)
1.2.4 North West✓✓RT 2 RT correct answer
(2)

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QUESTION 2 [29 MARKS]
QUES SOLUTION EXPLANATION
2.1 Discreet ✓✓A 2A discreet
(2)
2.2 The value that appears the most. ✓✓A 2A explanation
(2)
2.3 Up ✓MA 1MA adding correct values
11 189 + 19 591 + 19 907 + 22 402 + 41 494 + 24 594
= 119 177 entries ✓A 1A total entries up

Down
12 952 + 23 567 + 19 545 + 20 104 + 21 569 + 21 272 1A total entries down
= 119 009 entries ✓A
119 177 – 119 009
= 168 entries ✓CA 1CA difference in entries

The UP race had 168 more entries (4)

2.4 ✓RT 1RT correct values
1 412; 1 749; 1 763; 1 961; 2 184; 2 334; 2 440; 2 504; 2
700; 2 959; 3 055; 3 128; 3 372 ✓A 1A ascending order
Median = 2 440 ✓CA 1CA correct median
(3)
2.5 Range = Highest value − Lowest value 1MA substitution into
7 856 = A – 8 626 ✓MA formula
7 856 + 8 626 = A ✓MA 1MA simplifying
A = 16 482 ✓A 1A correct highest value

OR

✓RT 1RT correct values

A = 13 110 + 3 372 ✓MA 1MA adding correct values
= 16 482 ✓A 1A correct highest value
(3)

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2.6 sum of all the values
Mean =
number of values
1MA adding correct values
✓MA
=
11 147+10 330+11 345+16 482+12 648+16 613+18 578+14 693+16 517+16 807+17 031+19 047+19 078
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✓MA 1MA concept of mean
200 316 dividing by 13
= 13

1CA correct answer

= 15 408,92308 ✓CA
1CA correct rounded answer
∴ = 15 409 athletes ✓CA
(4)
2.7 Percentage athletes that did not finish
✓MA 1MA dividing correct values
19 078
= × 100 ✓MA 1MA percentage calculation
24 594
1A simplification
= 77,57% ✓A

1MA subtracting % from

100 % − 77,57% ✓MA
100%
= 22,428%
1A correct rounded answer
≈ 22,43% ✓A

OR

✓MA 1MA subtracting correct

24 594 – 19 078 values
= 5 516 ✓A 1A correct answer
✓MA 1MA dividing correct values
5516 1MA percentage calculation
= 24594 × 100 ✓MA
1A correct rounded answer
≈ 22,43% ✓A (5)

2.8 Some of the athletes did not finish the race due to
injuries.
Athletes did not finish before the cut off time.
✓✓O 2O correct opinion
(2)
2.9 ✓A 1A correct numerator
2 184 1A correct denominator
Probability = 11 054 ×100 ✓MA
1MA percentage calculation
✓A
1CA simplification
Probability = 19,757%
Probability ≈ 19,8% ✓CA
(4)

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QUESTION 3 [22 MARKS]
QUES SOLUTION EXPLANATION
3.1.1 ✓M ✓RT 1RT correct values
Difference = 624 000 – 312 600 1M subtraction
= 311 400 or 311,4 thousand ✓CA 1CA difference in thousands
(3)
3.1.2 ✓RT 1RT numerator
609 600 + 295 000
P (Midlands West & East) =
7 146 606
1RT denominator
✓RT
904 600
P (Midlands West & East) = 7 146 600 × 100% ✓S 1S simplification
=12, 65776..
=12,66 ✓CA 1CA probability
NPR
AO
(4)
3.1.3 1 157,0 1RT values
Ratio = ✓RT
378,3
1CA simplification
Ratio = 3,0584 ✓CA
1O conclusion
⸫ The statement is valid ✓O
OR
OR

Number of business visitors = 378,3 thousand and

holiday visitors= 1 157 thousand
✓RT ✓CA 1RT values
378,3 thousand × 3 = 1 134,9 thousand 1CA simplification
378,3 duisend × 3 = 1 134,9 duisend
⸫ The statement is valid. ✓O 1O conclusion

OR OR
1RT values
✓RT ✓CA 1CA simplification
1 157 000 ÷ 3 = 385 667
The statement is valid ✓O 1O conclusion
[No penalty for omitting
thousand]
(3)

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3.1.4 ✓A 1MA order, ascending or
175,1; 324,8; 405,7; 480,5; 762,6; 806,8; 856,2; 1594,0 descending

Q1 = 405,7 ✓A Q3 = 856,2 ✓A 2A Q1 and Q3

✓M 1M subtracting quartiles
IQR = (856,2 – 405,7) × 1 000 1CA IQR value
IQR = 450,5 × 1000 [No penalty for omitting
IQR = 450 500✓CA thousand]
(5)
3.1.5 Tourism boosts the economy (selling and buying) of the 2O reason financial
country. ✓✓O

OR

Tourism assists people to know the places they want to

visit and be prepared/ exposes the goods and services of
a country ✓✓O 2O environmental reason

OR

Brings income to the country and more tourist stimulate

the economy. / GDP grows. ✓✓O
2O economic reason
OR

Help to promote Social and Cultural interaction. ✓✓O

2O humanitarian reason
(2)
3.1.6 ✓M 1M multiplying with 11
Total = 162 666,5455 × 11 1 789 332
Total ≈ 1 789332 ✓R 1R rounding

Known data total = 471 928 + 170 113 + 119 639 + 107
230 + 76 496 + 120 343 + 179 450 + 226 003 + 172 282
= 1 643 484 ✓A 1A known total
Wales = NE + 30 440
NE + NE + 30 440 + 1 643 484 = 1 789 332 ✓MA 1MA two unknowns
2NE = 115 408
NE = 57 704 ✓CA 1CA simplification

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 OR OR

𝑁𝑜𝑟𝑡ℎ 𝐸𝑎𝑠𝑡+𝑊𝑎𝑙𝑒𝑠+𝑂𝑡ℎ𝑒𝑟 1M concept of mean

Mean value = ✓M
11
✓MA
𝑁𝐸+𝑁𝐸+30 440+1 643 484 1MA two unknowns
162 666,5455 = 11
(162 666,5455 × 11) = 2NE + 1 673924
✓S 1S simplification
1 789 332,001 = 2NE + 1 673924

2𝑁𝐸 115 408,001

= ✓M 1M dividing by 2
2 2
NE = 57 704,00025

Direct employment of North East = 57 704 ✓R 1R rounding

(5)

QUESTION 4 [11 MARKS]

QUES SOLUTION EXPLANATION
4.1.1 Northern Cape ✓✓RT 2RT province
(2)
4.1.2 ✓RT ✓RT 1RT Free State
Free State and Western Cape 1RT Western Cape
(2)
4.1.3 Mpumalanga or Western Cape ✓✓RT 2RT Province
(2)
4.1.4 ✓M 1M concept
100% - (6,5+ 29,7 + 9,5 + 10,6 +13,9 + 10,6 + 1,4 +
7,6) %

= 10,2 % ✓A 1A simplification
(2)
4.1.5 3 249 415 1 M concept
= ✓M
6,5%
1 RT
✓RT
3 249 415
= 0,0065
= 49 991 000 ✓CA 1 CA Simplification

OR

5,5% of the population = 3 249 415 ✓RG

1% of the population = 499 910 ✓M

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 100% of the population = 49 991 000 ✓CA (3)

QUESTION 5 [19 MARKS]

QUES SOLUTION EXPLANATION
5.1.1 P (scoring more than 90%) =
𝑛𝑢𝑚𝑏𝑒𝑟 𝑜𝑓 𝑠𝑐𝑜𝑟𝑒𝑠 𝑚𝑜𝑟𝑒 𝑡ℎ𝑎𝑛 90 1A number of scores more
𝑡𝑜𝑡𝑎𝑙 𝑛𝑢𝑚𝑏𝑒𝑟 𝑜𝑓 𝑠𝑐𝑜𝑟𝑒𝑠
than 90)
✓A
2
1M probability 1CA
P (scoring more than 90%) = 14 ✓M simplifying
1
P (scoring more than 90%) = 7 ; 0,14; 14,29% ✓CA (value must be less than 1)

Answer only full marks

(3)
5.1.2 a Vuka Secondary 1A Arranging

49; 50; 54; 57; 67; 67; 67; 78; 78; 89; 90; 90; 95; 98 1M concept of median
✓A 1CA simplifying
Maximum 1 if data not
67+78
arranged
P (Median) = ✓M
2 1M concept of mean
P (Median) = 72,5% 1A correct sum
1CA simplifying
Q (Mean) = ✓M
90 + 67 + 67 + 89 + 50 + 78 + 54 + 67 + 95 + 90 + 98 + 57 + 49 + 78
14 1MA concept
1 029
Q (Mean) = ✓M 1A range
14
No penalty if percentage left
Q (Mean) = 73,5% ✓CA out
Answer only full marks
Bathini High

R (Range) = 99 % – 59 % ✓MA
= 40% ✓A
(8)

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5.1.2 b Median Mode Mean Range 1CA identifying
Bathini school
72% 67% 76,4% 40%
High
Vuka 1J mean
72,5% 67% 73,5% 49%
Secondary
Bathini High performed better ✓CA
Bathini High has a greater mean ✓J 1J range
OR
Vuka Secondary has mean a smaller mean
Bathini High a smaller range
OR
(3)
Vuka Secondary has a larger range
5.1.3 a ✓A ✓A 1A for 90%
The scores are 90%; 95% and 98% ✓A 1A for 95%
1A for 98%
Penalty for each extra
value.
No penalty for extra 90%
(3)
5.1.3 b 25th percentile of Bathini High = 67% ✓A 1A identifying score
1CA number of
4 learners ✓CA learners
Answer only full marks
(2)

QUESTION 6 [19 MARKS]

QUES SOLUTION EXPLANATION
6.1.1 ✓A 1A numerator
3 1A denominator
Probability = 15 ✓A
1CA simplification
= 0,2 ✓CA
AO
(3)
6.1.2 6 members scores decreased 1A no. decreased
✓A 1MA percentage with
6 denominator 15
As a percentage = 15 × 100 % ✓MA
1CA simplification
AO
= 40 % ✓CA
(3)

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6.1.3 a Arranging scores in ascending or descending order. 1MA ordered data
27; 28; 30; 32; 34; 38; 41; 42; 43; 43; 44; 46; 53; 56; 62
✓MA 2A median

Median is 42 ✓✓A AO
(3)
6.1.3 b 43 ✓✓A 2A mode
(2)
6.1.3 c IQR = upper quartile – lower quartile CA from 1.1.3(a)
= Q3 – Q1 1RT 46
✓RT ✓RT 1RT 32
= 46 – 32 1CA IQR value
= 14 ✓CA (4)
6.1.4 ✓✓J
st
The interquartile range of 1 tournament is smaller than 2J comparison
nd 2J comparison
that of the 2 tournament (i.e. 14 compared to 50)
✓✓J
st
Range of scores is smaller (i.e. 35) in the 1 tournament 2J comparison
nd
compared to a range of 90 points scored in 2
tournament. Majority improved their scores.
2J comparison
OR

Highest score by a player in 1st tournament is 38 points OR

less than a player in 2nd tournament.
✓✓J
The interquartile range of 2nd tournament is higher than 2J comparison
that of the 1st tournament (i.e. 50 points higher than 14
points).
2J comparison
OR

The lowest score of tournament 2 is 17 less than the

lowest score in tournament 1.

OR
✓✓
Players' performance in Tournament 1 were more
consistent because the IQR is smaller and also the range
is smaller. (4)

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