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Euclidean Geometry Grade 11

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Question 6.1 · June 2024 · Paper 2 · Provincial · 4 marks

is a tangent to the circle at . is a cyclic quadrilateral. and are straight lines with . Prove with reasons that:Diagram for this question
6.1 (4)

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  1. 1. Question 4.2.2 · June 2024 · Paper 2 · Provincial · 2 marks

    4.2 In the given figure, , is the center of the circle. , , , and are points on the circumference. Calculate with reasons, the size of:Diagram for question 4.2
    4.2.2 (2)
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      S

      1 mark · Use exterior angle of a triangle

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      Rext of

      1 mark · Use exterior angle of a triangle

  2. 2. Question 3.2.1 · March 2020 · Provincial · 3 marks

    3.2 In the figure, AB and CD are chords of the circle with centre O. . , , and .Diagram for question 3.2
    3.2.1 Calculate the length of OD.(3)
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      Pythagoras (line from centre to mid-point of chord), cm

      1 mark · Use the theorem of Pythagoras

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      Method (substitution)

      1 mark · Use the theorem of Pythagoras

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      Answer cm

      1 mark · Use the theorem of Pythagoras

  3. 3. Question 3.2 · March 2022 · Provincial · 5 marks

    Give reasons for your statements and calculations in Question 3.
    3.2 In the diagram below, O is the centre of the circle. A, B and C are points on the circumference of the circle. AB, AC and OC are drawn.
    Prove the theorem which states that .(5)Diagram for question 3.2
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      ConstructionJoin AO (and produce it). Label , at A and , at O.Memo diagram

      1 mark · State the construction

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      Exterior angle statement with reasonIn : (ext of )

      1 mark · Prove a theorem or formula

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      Equal angles opposite radiiBut (radii, OA = OB)

      1 mark · Prove a theorem or formula

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      Add the two resultsSimilarly in :

      1 mark · Prove a theorem or formula

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      Conclusion

      1 mark · Prove a theorem or formula

  4. 4. Question 4.1.2(d) · March 2020 · Provincial · 2 marks

    In the diagram below, points A, B, C and D lie on the circumference of a circle. FG and FD are tangents to the circle at C and D respectively. CD is produced to meet AE at E. Furthermore, , and .Diagram for this question
    4.1.2 Determine with reasons the sizes of the following angles:
    4.1.2(d) (2)
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      Statement and reason (int s of )

      1 mark · Use angle sum of a triangle

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      Answer

      1 mark · Use angle sum of a triangle

  5. 5. Question 4.2 · March 2021 · Paper 1 · Provincial · 5 marks

    4.2 Prove the theorem which states that .(5)Diagram for question 4.2
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      ConstructionDraw line HO produced to J (or similar)Memo diagram

      1 mark · State the construction

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      S/R: Let . [radii; s opp. sides]

      1 mark · Prove a theorem or formula

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      S/R: [ext. of ]

      1 mark · Prove a theorem or formula

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      S: Let . [radii; s opp. sides]
      [ext. of ]

      1 mark · Prove a theorem or formula

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      S:

      1 mark · Prove a theorem or formula

Euclidean Geometry Grade 11 videos

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