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Convert 6.5% to a common fraction and calculate the number of students who went on a tour if 200 students planned to go.

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Question 1.1

1.1.1

  1. Convert the percentage to a decimal.

    6,5%=6,51006,5\% = \frac{6,5}{100}
  2. Remove the decimal by multiplying the numerator and denominator by 10.

    6,5100=6,5×10100×10=651000\frac{6,5}{100} = \frac{6,5 \times 10}{100 \times 10} = \frac{65}{1000}
  3. Simplify the fraction by dividing the numerator and denominator by their greatest common divisor, which is 5.

    65÷51000÷5=13200\frac{65 \div 5}{1000 \div 5} = \frac{13}{200}

    The simplified common fraction is 13200\boxed{\frac{13}{200}}.

    1.1.2

  4. Calculate the number of learners who did not go on the tour.

    Number of learners who did not go=200×6,5%=200×6,5100=200×0,065=13\text{Number of learners who did not go} = 200 \times 6,5\% = 200 \times \frac{6,5}{100} = 200 \times 0,065 = 13
  5. Calculate the number of learners who went on the tour.

    Number of learners who went=Total learners planned−Number of learners who did not go\text{Number of learners who went} = \text{Total learners planned} - \text{Number of learners who did not go} Number of learners who went=200−13=187\text{Number of learners who went} = 200 - 13 = 187

    The number of learners who went on a tour is 187\boxed{187}.

    1.1.3

  6. Identify the number of learners who went on the tour and the number who planned to go.

    Learners who went=187\text{Learners who went} = 187 Learners who planned=200\text{Learners who planned} = 200
  7. Write the ratio.

    Ratio=Learners who went:Learners who planned=187:200\text{Ratio} = \text{Learners who went} : \text{Learners who planned} = 187 : 200

    This ratio cannot be simplified further as 187 is a prime number and 200 is not a multiple of 187.
    The simplified ratio is 187:200\boxed{187 : 200}.

    1.1.4

  8. Identify the number of learners who did not go and the total number of learners planned.

    Number of learners who did not go=13\text{Number of learners who did not go} = 13 Total learners planned=200\text{Total learners planned} = 200
  9. Calculate the probability as a fraction.

    Probability=Number of learners who did not goTotal learners planned=13200\text{Probability} = \frac{\text{Number of learners who did not go}}{\text{Total learners planned}} = \frac{13}{200}
  10. Convert the probability to a percentage.

    Probability (percentage)=13200×100%=0,065×100%=6,5%\text{Probability (percentage)} = \frac{13}{200} \times 100\% = 0,065 \times 100\% = 6,5\%

    The probability is 6,5%\boxed{6,5\%}.

    Question 1.2

    1.2.1

  11. Calculate David's age in April 2023.

    David was born in February 1998. In April 2023, he has already had his birthday.

    David’s age=2023−1998=25 years old\text{David's age} = 2023 - 1998 = 25 \text{ years old}
  12. Calculate Sam's age in April 2023.

    Sam was born in March 1993. In April 2023, he has already had his birthday.

    Sam’s age=2023−1993=30 years old\text{Sam's age} = 2023 - 1993 = 30 \text{ years old}

    David's age is 25 years\boxed{25 \text{ years}} and Sam's age is 30 years\boxed{30 \text{ years}}.

    1.2.2

  13. Determine the ratio of their ages.

    David’s age:Sam’s age=25:30\text{David's age} : \text{Sam's age} = 25 : 30
  14. Simplify the ratio by dividing by the greatest common divisor, which is 5.

    25÷5:30÷5=5:625 \div 5 : 30 \div 5 = 5 : 6
  15. Calculate the total parts in the ratio.

    Total parts=5+6=11\text{Total parts} = 5 + 6 = 11
  16. Calculate the amount David will receive.

    David’s share=511×R409 750=R186 250\text{David's share} = \frac{5}{11} \times R409\,750 = R186\,250
  17. Calculate the amount Sam will receive.

    Sam’s share=611×R409 750=R223 500\text{Sam's share} = \frac{6}{11} \times R409\,750 = R223\,500

    David will receive R186 250\boxed{R186\,250} and Sam will receive R223 500\boxed{R223\,500}.

    Question 1.3

    1.3.1

    The 'VAT' acronym in full is Value Added Tax\boxed{\text{Value Added Tax}}.

    1.3.2

  18. Calculate the total cost of 15 packets before VAT.

    Cost per packet=R38,99\text{Cost per packet} = R38,99 Total cost before VAT=15×R38,99=R584,85\text{Total cost before VAT} = 15 \times R38,99 = R584,85
  19. Assume the standard VAT rate is 15%.

  20. Calculate the amount of VAT paid.

    VAT amount=Total cost before VAT×VAT rate\text{VAT amount} = \text{Total cost before VAT} \times \text{VAT rate} VAT amount=R584,85×15%=R584,85×0,15=R87,7275\text{VAT amount} = R584,85 \times 15\% = R584,85 \times 0,15 = R87,7275
  21. Round the VAT amount to two decimal places.

    VAT amount≈R87,73\text{VAT amount} \approx R87,73

    The amount of VAT she paid is R87,73\boxed{R87,73}.

    1.3.3

  22. Calculate the total amount paid by adding the cost before VAT and the VAT amount.

    Total amount paid=Total cost before VAT+VAT amount\text{Total amount paid} = \text{Total cost before VAT} + \text{VAT amount} Total amount paid=R584,85+R87,73=R672,58\text{Total amount paid} = R584,85 + R87,73 = R672,58

    The total amount she paid for the above items is R672,58\boxed{R672,58}.

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