Hlukanisa itiga uyenze amakota ngokuphambanisa imigga. Kuphurna yiphi inamba uma sihlukanisa 1-12 ngo-4?

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The image contains instructions and questions related to understanding clocks and dividing circles. Due to the poor quality of the OCR, I will interpret the questions based on the diagrams and common knowledge of clocks.

First, let's clarify the functions of the clock hands as described in the top left section:

The short hand (isandla esifushane) indicates the hours (amahora).
The long hand (isandla eside) indicates the minutes (imizuzu).
The thin, long hand (isandla esincane eside) indicates the seconds (imizuzwana).

Now, let's address the numbered steps (Stebhu 1-5):

Stebhu 1 asks to label '12' at the top of the circle.
- On the provided circle diagram, label the topmost point where the vertical line meets the circumference with the number 12.
Stebhu 2 asks "Ibizwa ngokuthi yini ingsenye yendilinga?" (What is a part of a circle called?).
Given the context of dividing a circle into quarters in Stebhu 4, the most relevant answer for a division is a quarter.
- A part of a circle, especially when divided into four equal sections, is called a quarter (isiZulu: ikota).
Stebhu 3 asks to label '12' at the bottom of the circle, opposite the top '12'.
However, for a standard clock face, the number opposite 12 is 6. I will assume this is a clock-related exercise and label it as such. The image also shows a clock face.
- On the provided circle diagram, label the bottommost point where the vertical line meets the circumference with the number 6.
- The clock face shown in the image (next to Stebhu 3) indicates the time 1:00.
Stebhu 4 asks to divide the circle into quarters by crossing lines.
- Draw a horizontal line and a vertical line through the center of the circle, dividing it into four equal parts.
Stebhu 5 asks "Kuphurna yiphi inamba uma silhlukanisa 1-12 ngo-48?" (What number do you get if you divide 1-12 by 48?).
This is interpreted as dividing the 12-hour cycle of a clock into 48 equal parts.
- To find the value of each part, we divide the total hours by the number of divisions: $\frac{12 \text{ hours}}{48} = \frac{1}{4} \text{ hours}$
- Convert this to minutes: $\frac{1}{4} \text{ hours} \times 60 \text{ minutes/hour} = \frac{60}{4} \text{ minutes} = 15 \text{ minutes}$
- Each part represents 15 minutes.
The final answers for the steps are:
- Stebhu 1: Label '12' at the top of the circle.
- Stebhu 2: Each part is called an ikota (quarter).
- Stebhu 3: Label '6' at the bottom of the circle. The clock shows 1:00.
- Stebhu 4: Divide the circle into four equal parts using a vertical and horizontal line through the center.
- Stebhu 5: Each part represents $\boxed{\text{15 minutes}}$ .

Hlukanisa itiga uyenze amakota ngokuphambanisa imigga. Kuphurna yiphi inamba uma sihlukanisa 1-12 ngo-4?

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Stebhu 1 asks to label '12' at the top of the circle.

Stebhu 2 asks "Ibizwa ngokuthi yini ingsenye yendilinga?" (What is a part of a circle called?).

Stebhu 3 asks to label '12' at the bottom of the circle, opposite the top '12'.

Stebhu 4 asks to divide the circle into quarters by crossing lines.

Stebhu 5 asks "Kuphurna yiphi inamba uma silhlukanisa 1-12 ngo-48?" (What number do you get if you divide 1-12 by 48?).

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