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Matric Mathematics

2 papers300 marks6 h

What we predict comes up

From the syllabus weighting and how the papers are usually set. The papers below follow it.

  1. Euclidean geometry and measurement17%About 50 of 150 marks on Paper 2: circle theorems, a proof of a theorem, proportionality and similarity.
  2. Analytical geometry13%About 40 of 150 marks on Paper 2: gradients, inclination and the circle with its tangent.
  3. Trigonometry13%About 40 of 150 marks on Paper 2: reduction, identities, the general solution, graphs and a 3D problem.
  4. Functions and graphs12%About 35 of 150 marks on Paper 1: the hyperbola, parabola and exponential graphs, with inverses and logarithms.

Paper 1

3 h · 150 marks · Calculator allowed

180:00
  • This question paper consists of 11 questions. Answer ALL the questions.
  • Clearly show ALL calculations, diagrams, graphs and so on that you have used in determining your answers.
  • Answers only will NOT necessarily be awarded full marks.
  • You may use an approved scientific calculator (non-programmable and non-graphical), unless stated otherwise.
  • If necessary, round off answers to TWO decimal places, unless stated otherwise.
  • Diagrams are NOT necessarily drawn to scale.
  • Number the answers correctly according to the numbering system used in this question paper.

Answer or mark a question and your score adds up here.

Answer all the questions150 marks

125 marks
(1.1.1)Solve for : [3]
(1.1.2)Solve for : (correct to TWO decimal places)[3]
(1.1.3)Solve for : [4]
(1.1.4)Solve for : [4]
(1.2)Solve for and simultaneously: and [6]
(1.3)Without using a calculator, determine the value of [2]
(1.4)Determine the values of for which the equation has non-real roots.[3]
212 marks
The following quadratic number pattern is given:
(2.1)Write down the next term of the pattern.[1]
(2.2)Determine the general term of the pattern.[4]
(2.3)Calculate .[2]
(2.4)Which term of the pattern is equal to ?[3]
(2.5)Between which two consecutive terms of the pattern is the first difference equal to ?[2]
313 marks
(3.1.1)Given the arithmetic series . Calculate the sum of the first 30 terms.[2]
(3.1.2)How many terms of the series must be added to give a sum of ?[4]
(3.2.1)In a convergent geometric series, the third term is and the sixth term is . Determine the common ratio.[2]
(3.2.2)Calculate the sum to infinity of the series in 3.2.1.[2]
(3.3)Determine the value of if .[3]

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