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    Grade 12 Mathematical Literacy

    Real-life maths: finance, measurement, maps, data and probability.

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    Grade 12 Mathematical Literacy topics

    Finance

    Budgets · Tariffs · Interest · Taxation

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    Measurement

    Perimeter & area · Volume · Conversions

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    Maps, Plans and Representations

    Scale · Floor plans · Elevation

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    Data Handling

    Collecting data · Measures of spread · Interpreting graphs

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    Probability

    Predictions · Fair games · Risk

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    Yes. Grade 12 Mathematical Literacy follows the CAPS syllabus, topic by topic.
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