A programme inspiring people of all ages and genders usually ends with a fashion show - NSC Mathematical Literacy - Question 4 - 2023 - Paper 2
Question 4
A programme inspiring people of all ages and genders usually ends with a fashion show.
ANNEXURE B shows the layout of the runways and the seating arrangements at th... show full transcript
Worked Solution & Example Answer:A programme inspiring people of all ages and genders usually ends with a fashion show - NSC Mathematical Literacy - Question 4 - 2023 - Paper 2
Step 1
4.1.1 Write, in simplified form, the ratio of the width to the length of the raised runway.
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To find the ratio of the width to the length of the raised runway, we first note the dimensions. The width is 4 feet. Assuming a typical length of the raised runway is 24 feet (this value might need confirmation from further context or figures), the ratio can be established as:
Width:Length = 4:24, which simplifies to 1:6.
Step 2
4.1.2 Convert the length of the floor runway to metres.
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Given the length of the floor runway is 54 feet, we convert this to metres using the conversion factor:
ext{Length in metres} = rac{54 ext{ ft}}{3.28084} ext{ m}
This yields approximately 16.45 m.
Step 3
4.1.3 Give a possible reason for EACH of the following:
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(a) The second- and third-row seats are not arranged exactly behind the first-row seats that are closest to the floor runway to eliminate the obstruction that could be caused by front row spectators. This design allows a clear view of the models on the floor runway.
(b) There is a gap between the two runways to facilitate movement and avoid potential collisions between audience members and participants.
Step 4
4.1.4 The diameter of the round table is 1,828 m.
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(a) To calculate the area of one round table, we first find the radius: