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EN Grade 11 March Memo 2025

This document is a marking memorandum for the Grade 11 Physical Sciences March Test 2025, detailing the answers and marking scheme for various questions. It includes multiple choice questions, calculations involving forces and vectors, and explanations of physical laws. The total marks for the test are 100.

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EN Grade 11 March Memo 2025

This document is a marking memorandum for the Grade 11 Physical Sciences March Test 2025, detailing the answers and marking scheme for various questions. It includes multiple choice questions, calculations involving forces and vectors, and explanations of physical laws. The total marks for the test are 100.

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Ekurhuleni North D6

DISTRICT COMMON TEST


2025
GRADE 11

PHYSICAL SCIENCES
March Test
Marking Memorandum

P.T.O.
Physical Sciences Grade 11 Control Test March 2025

Question 1 – Multiple choice

1.1 A ✓✓ 2

1.2 B ✓✓ 2

1.3 D ✓✓ 2

1.4 B ✓✓ 2

1.5 D ✓✓ 2

1.6 C ✓✓ 2

1.7 A ✓✓ 2

1.8 C ✓✓ 2

1.9 A ✓✓ 2

1.10 B ✓✓ 2
[10 x 2 = 20]

Question 2

2.1 4

W T ✓
✓
✓ 25
F ✓

2.2 Tan 250✓ = 50 ✓ or Tan 650 ✓= F✓


F 50 3
F = 107,23N✓ F = 107,23N✓

2.3 T2 = W2 + F2✓ or Sin 250✓ = 50 ✓ 3


2 2
= (50) + (107,23) ✓ T
T = 118,31N ✓ T = 118,31N ✓
[10]

P.T.O.
Physical Sciences Grade 11 Control Test March 2025

Question 3

3.1 The components of a vector are vectors that together have the same 2
effect as the original vector. ✓✓

3.2 Rope A Rope B 4


Cos 200 = X Cos 350 = X
100 ✓ 120 ✓
X =93,97N ✓ X = 98,30N ✓

3.3 Rope A Rope B 4


sin 200 = X Sin 350 = X
100 ✓ 120 ✓
X =34,20N ✓ X = 68,83N ✓

3.4 X component = -93,97+98,30 = 4,33N ✓


→
Y component = -34,20 +68,83 = 34,63N ✓ Y
𝐹
→ 2
= X2 + Y2
𝐹
→2
= (4,33)2 + (34,63)2 ✓ X
𝐹 5
→
= 34,89N ✓
𝐹
[15]

Question 4

4.1.1 1m.s-2 ✓ 1

4.1.2 a ∞ Fnet ✓ 1

4.1.3 1,25N ✓ 1

4.1.4 It will not pass through the origin. ✓✓ 2

4.1.5 An object will accelerate in the direction of a net force. The 2


acceleration is directly proportional the net force and inversely
proportional to the mass. ✓✓

4.2.1 T – W = Fnet (ma) ✓


48 – (4)(9,8) ✓ = 4a✓
a =2,2m.s-2 ✓ 4

P.T.O.
Physical Sciences Grade 11 Control Test March 2025

4.2.2 Fnet = ma✓


P – T = ma
P – 48✓ = (1)(2,2) ✓ 4
P = 50,2N✓
[15]

Question 5

5.1 A body will remain in its state of rest or continue in its state of uniform 2
motion, unless acted upon by an unbalance force ✓✓

5.2 ✓ 4
F N ✓

✓
W/fg f✓

5.3 Fnet = ma ✓
Fnet = 0
F - fk - Fg‖ = ma
F – 19,78 ✓ - (5)(9,8)sin 400 ✓ = 0✓
F - 19,78 - 31,50 = 0 5
F = 51,28N ✓
[11]

Question 6

6.1 Every particle in the universe will attract every other particle with a force 2
that is directly proportional to the product of their masses and is
inversely proportional to the square of the distance between them. ✓✓

6.2 W = mg …1 Fg = GmM ….2 ✓ 3


r2
(1)=(2)
mg = GmM ✓✓ g =G M
r2 r2

6.3 g =G M ✓ 4
r2
3,8✓ = (6,67 x 10-11) (6,4 x 1023) ✓
r2
r = 3351668,87m ✓
[9]

P.T.O.
Physical Sciences Grade 11 Control Test March 2025

Question 7

7.1.1 The force between two charges at rest is directly proportional to


the prroduct of the charges and inversely proportional to the
square of the distance between them. ✓✓ 2

7.1.2

✓✓ 2

7.1.3 F = KQ1Q2 ✓= (9 x 109)(8 x 10-9)(12 x 10-9) ✓ = 0,024N attr✓


r2 (0,0006)2 ✓ 4

7.1.4 F = KQ1Q2 = (9 x 109)(8 x 10-9)(10 x 10-9) ✓ = 0,005N ✓


r2 (0,012)2 ✓

Fnet = + 0,024 – 0,005 = 0,019N left ✓ 4

7.2.1 Force exerted per unit positive charge. ✓✓ 2

7.2.2 E = KQ ✓ = (9 x 109)(3 x 10-9) ✓ = 2700N.C-1✓


r2 (0,1)2 3

7.2.3 F = Eq ✓= (2700)(6,4 x 10-19) ✓= 1,73 x 10-15N✓ 3


[20]

THE END
TOTAL = 100 Marks

P.T.O.

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