An annual agricultural agricultural show is held at NAMPO Park in the Free State in May - NSC Mathematical Literacy - Question 1 - 2019 - Paper 2
Question 1
An annual agricultural agricultural show is held at NAMPO Park in the Free State in May.
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Worked Solution & Example Answer:An annual agricultural agricultural show is held at NAMPO Park in the Free State in May - NSC Mathematical Literacy - Question 1 - 2019 - Paper 2
Step 1
1.1.1 Name the TWO towns closest to NAMPO Park.
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The two towns closest to NAMPO Park are Bothaville and Viljoenskroon.
Step 2
1.1.2 Give the TWO general compass directions that a visitor must use to travel by car from OR Tambo Airport, via Klerksdorp, to reach NAMPO Park.
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The two general compass directions are Southwest and South.
Step 3
1.1.3 Determine, with calculations, the route the organisers used to indicate the distance from Bloemfontein to NAMPO Park.
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Using the distances given:
Bloemfontein to Welkom: 152 km
Bloemfontein to Bultfontein: 100 km
The distance from Bloemfontein to NAMPO Park can be calculated by first finding the distance via Welkom:
150 + 100 = 220 km.
Thus, the route used to indicate the distance is through Bultfontein.
Step 4
1.1.4 Verify, with calculations, whether his timing is correct.
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To verify Alfred's timing:
Calculate the total distance he travels:
Distance from NAMPO Park to Sasolburg: 88 km/h for time t (in hours).
Use the formula to find time:
Distance=Speed×Time
Rearranging gives:
Time=SpeedDistance
Plugging in the values:
Time=88 km/h88 km=1 hour
He departs at 18:45, so:
18:45 + 1 hour = 19:45.
Therefore, he will arrive at Sasolburg at 19:45, not at 8:00 pm. Thus, his timing is incorrect.