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FINANCE & GRAPHS Questions Question 1 (Adapted from Feb / Mar 2012 P2, Question 2.1) The principal of the local school asked Lihle to take over the running of the school tuck shop. He wanted to show Lihle that the annual profit from the tuck shop increases each year. TABLE 1 below shows the profit of the tuck shop for the last five years. TABLE 1: Profit from the school tuck shop over the last five years YEAR 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 PROFIT IN RAND 10 300 10 200 10 400 10 400 10 500 The data in TABLE 1 can be represented as indicated in the graphs below. 1.1 Explain why the two graphs have different shapes. (2) 1.2 Identify and explain which ONE of the two graphs the principal would use to show Lihle that the annual profits have increased. (3) 1.3 Calculate the largest annual percentage increase in profit between 2007 and 2011 (4) Page 1

Question 2 (Adapted from Feb / Mar 2012 P2, Question 4) Mrs Nkosi lives in the centre of Pretoria and works in Sandton. She travels to work by car, covering approximately 65 km each way. She works a five-day week and presently a colleague travels with her to work. Mrs Nkosi pays an average of R650,00 per week for petrol. The general maintenance of her car is 35 cents per kilometre. Her colleague pays her R330,00 per week as her contribution towards the travelling costs. Mrs Nkosi has to be at work by 08:15 daily. It takes her between 1½ hours and 2 ½ hours to travel to work, depending on the traffic. 2.1 Determine the latest time that Mrs Nkosi should leave home to ensure that she always arrives at work on time. (2) 2.2 Calculate Mrs Nkosi's total expenses to and from work for a 22-day working month. (6) Mrs Nkosi decides to use the Gautrain to travel between Pretoria and Sandton. (The Gautrain is a rapid rail link between Pretoria and Johannesburg.) Passengers are able to make the trip between Pretoria station and Sandton station in 42 minutes, which includes three 1-minute stops at other stations along the way. 2.3 Calculate the distance, in kilometres, travelled by the Gautrain between Pretoria station and Sandton station if it travels at an average speed of 85,8 km/h. Use the formula: Total Distance Average Speed = Total Time (4) Mrs Nkosi has the option of using the 'Pay-As-You-Go' payment system or using a '35-Day Pass'. The Gautrain fares in rand are given on ANNEXURE A. It would cost her R150,00 per month for petrol to travel from her home to the station and back. Parking at the station would cost R10,00 per day. The Gaubus (shuttle bus service) between Sandton station and her workplace costs R6,00. 2.4 How much money would Mrs Nkosi save if she decides to buy a '35-Day Pass' rather than use the 'Pay-As-You-Go' system? (6) 2.5 Determine the difference in total expenses if Mrs Nkosi used a '35-Day Pass' to travel to work for 22 days, rather than using her car. (8) 2.6 Explain, stating at least TWO financial reasons, whether Mrs Nkosi should use the Gautrain to travel to work. (3) Page 2

Question 3 (Adapted from Feb / Mar 2012 P2, Question 5) Peggy is the owner of the Tasty Sandwich Company. Her weekly expenses are: Rent R520,00 Water and electricity R390,00 Wages 25% of the total weekly expenses Other R140,00 The cost of the ingredients and packaging is R4,00 per sandwich. 3.1 Calculate her total weekly expenses. (5) 3.2 Write down a formula that Peggy could use to calculate her total costs (in rand) per week for producing x number of sandwiches in the form: Total costs (in rand) per week = (2) 3.3 Peggy's total costs for making sandwiches in one week amounted to R2 400. How many sandwiches were made? (4) Peggy uses the following formula to calculate the total production cost (in rand) per sandwich: P = 1 400 + 4 x where P = total production cost (in rand) per sandwich x = number of sandwiches produced per week TABLE 3: Cost of producing one sandwich Number of sandwiches (x) produced per week 0 100 200 400 700 B Total cost (P) of producing one sandwich (in rand) A 18 11 7,50 6 2 3.4 Calculate the missing values A and B. Explain the meaning of each of these calculated values. (5) 3.5 Draw a curved line on to show the relationship between the total cost of producing one sandwich and the number of sandwiches produced per week. (5) 3.6 Peggy calculated that the total cost per sandwich could vary from R6,00 to R29,00. Calculate how many sandwiches she would produce if the total cost per sandwich is: (a) A minimum (1) (b) A maximum (3) Page 3

Question 4 (Adapted from Feb / Mar 2012 P2, Question 1) Mr Gys and his friends are planning a camping trip. To help them decide when to go camping, they used 24-hour meteograms to see what the weather conditions would be like. (A meteogram is a graph of the predicted weather conditions for a certain period of time. It shows the temperature fluctuations, the cloud conditions and the possibilities of rain.) The meteograms on ANNEXURE B show the predicted weather for two days. Use the meteograms to answer the following questions: 4.1 Give an estimation of the period of time on Day 1 that the predicted temperature will fall below 0 o C. (2) 4.2 Estimate the maximum temperature on Day 2 and the time at which the temperature on Day 2 was at its maximum. (2) 4.3 During which time interval was the predicted temperature on Day 1 lower than the predicted temperature on Day 2? (2) 4.4 Use the range of the temperatures for the two days to determine on which one of the two days you would suggest they should go camping. Explain your answer by showing ALL calculations. (6) Page 4

ANNEXURE A ANNEXURE B Page 5

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