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Euclidean Geometry Grade 12

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Question 9.2 · March 2021 · Provincial · 6 marks

The diagram is the top view design of a new railway system. AF || BE and AC || GD. and .Diagram for this question
9.2 If the straight line distance of the track from F to C is 374 km and it takes 50 hours to build one km of the track, determine the number of hours it will take to build the section from E to D.(6)

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  1. 1. Question 9.1.1 · May/June 2025 · Paper 2 · National (DBE) · 2 marks

    Provide reasons for your statements in QUESTIONS 9 and 10.
    9.1 In the diagram, is drawn. Line GH intersects DF and EF at G and H respectively such that and .Diagram for question 9.1
    9.1.1 Write down, with a reason, the value of .(2)
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      State the ratio with the correct reason

      Reason: line one side of OR proportionality theorem;

      2 marks · Use the proportionality theorem

  2. 2. Question 4.2.1 · March 2022 · Provincial · 3 marks

    4.2 In the figure, has and . and intersect at . and . units.Diagram for question 4.2
    4.2.1 Determine with reasons the value of .(3)
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      Setup ratio using Proportionality Theorem (Prop. Thm; )

      2 marks · Use the proportionality theorem

    2. ✓
      Calculate length
      units

      1 mark · Use the proportionality theorem

  3. 3. Question 6.1 · March 2022 · Provincial · 5 marks

    Given with as shown in the figure.Diagram for this question
    6.1 Prove that: (5)
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      ConstructionConstruct an altitude from to (height ) and from to (height ). Join and .Memo diagram

      1 mark · State the construction

    2. ✓
      Area ratios on LHS

      1 mark · Prove a theorem or formula

    3. ✓
      Area ratios on RHS

      1 mark · Prove a theorem or formula

    4. ✓
      Equate areasArea = Area (Same base , same height between parallel lines )

      1 mark · Prove a theorem or formula

    5. ✓
      Conclusion

      1 mark · Prove a theorem or formula

  4. 4. Question 7.1 · March 2022 · Provincial · 4 marks

    In the diagram, and are tangents to the circle with centre . and are points on the circumference. is produced to . . .Diagram for this question
    7.1 Find four other angles equal to .(4)
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      Find B3 (Tangents from same point , so , is isosceles / Tan-chord theorem implies but logic usually )

      1 mark · Use isosceles triangle properties

    2. ✓
      Find H1 (Tan-chord theorem with tangent and chord - Wait, touches at )

      1 mark · Use the tan-chord theorem

    3. ✓
      Find D2 (Angles opposite equal sides, )

      1 mark · Use isosceles triangle properties

    4. ✓
      Find H2 (Tan-chord theorem with tangent and chord - wait, tangent is at , chord subtends . Correct)

      1 mark · Use the tan-chord theorem

  5. 5. Question 7.1 · March 2022 · Provincial · 4 marks

    In the diagram, PQRS is a cyclic quadrilateral. PS and QR are produced to meet at T. RE is a tangent to the circle at R, with E on PT and RE || QS.Diagram for this question
    7.1 Prove that: (4)
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      Use tan-chord theorem (tan-chord theorem)

      2 marks · Use the tan-chord theorem

    2. ✓
      Use parallel lines (alternate angles; )

      1 mark · Use angles on parallel lines

    3. ✓
      Conclude equality. Thus (sides opposite equal angles)

      1 mark · Use isosceles triangle properties

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