Grade 11 examination paper
Q9.1.1
London forces and dispersion forces can be accepted as well.Q11.3.1 Option 1
V1 = 4 000 cm^3 or V2 = 0,005 dm^3Answer = 48 000 kPa
Q11.3.1 Option 2
V1 = 8 000 cm^3 or V2 = 0,005 dm^3Answer = 48 000 kPa
Q11.4
For clarity: The broken line represents the answer at lower temperature.Grade 12 physics examination paper
Q3.6
Additional correct answers (variations on those in the memo):Q8.2.4
Typing error. Where the net force is calculated, the last part should be squared, i.e.:(8,64 x 10^-5)^2
Q9.3
Q9.6
Grade 12 chemistry examination paper
Q2.3.1
"monomer" may NOT be used in the definition as a substitute for "molecule".Q4.1.2
Structural formulae MAY be used since
the question did not specify what kind of a structure is needed.
Q4, Q6 and Q9
Totals in memo should be 22, 18 and 21 marks respectively.
Q7.3, Q7.5, Q7.6, Q8.2, Q8.3.2, Q8.4.1 to 8.4.2 and Q9.3.2
Negative marking applies to all the above-mentioned questions.