Probability | Question 11 | Mathematics | DBE May/June 2021 | Mlungisi Nkosi

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More videos please

[@EsethuEsethu-nv3uj]

Whee *Malume* uyayshaya into yakho.

[@BoitumeloTau-uw6kz]

On question 11.3.1 why are you including zero for the second digit

[@kingamakhwathane1028]

For it to be greater than 100 the zero can be in either the first or 2nd slot but cannot be in the first slot because it'd be something like 012 which will be less than 100

[@ndozadeswayersa607]

hello sir ... what a nice lesson ...can i ask? does matric upgrading students write same examination with a full time matric student at november examinations

[@MlungisiNkosi]

I agree as well. It was quite a good exam. Yes it’s the same exam for all writing finals

[@ndozadeswayersa607]

@@MlungisiNkosi thanks sir ... since i watched youre videoes am perfoming on physical p1 Q1 ,Q2 ,Q3 and Q4 am getting totals ...thank you very much ...may god bless

[@afikangubane7045]

For 11.3.2 why did you first multipy by 2 and not 4 because you said that in order for it to be greater than 600 you should choose from the 4 numbers, 6,7,8,9. Only the last number can be even Please do more past papers on probability 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽😭

[@MlungisiNkosi]

Remember, you have 2 possibilities… Using odd numbers or using even numbers, which both affect the outcome.

[@Goitseemangg]

Malume , do make more videos on probability

[@MlungisiNkosi]

I definitely will…

[@Justforwork-u3d]

Sir how did u get 150 question 11.2.1

[@josephmagolele7766]

Malum I don't understand why you said 0 must be included on the last block in 11.3.2

[@MlungisiNkosi]

I’ll check it again… It does make it easier to provide a time stamp

[@josephmagolele7766]

Thank you so much. Otherwise you just made everything simple.

[@nokwandabuthelezi6133]

Hi sir I was writing this year may and june and thank you for helping me I failed my metric 2008 thanks to you sir

[@nokwandabuthelezi6133]

And I like to know when our metric certificate and statements coming you help me alot last year and this year God bless you sir

[@kingamakhwathane1028]

For a number to be even it ends with either 0 or an even number which are 2,4,6,8 Hope this helps

[@lungiledlamini3001]

What grade is this

[@MlungisiNkosi]

It was a grade 12 exam

[@mabuthomadlokovu3155]

Danko malume ✊

[@MlungisiNkosi]

Danko!!!

[@NtuliAntoinette]

Ngbawa ukukhulume nge sindebele

[@MlungisiNkosi]

Ngizosizama watch this space

[@esamiemsabala3989]

Uncle I am still struggling a lot anything to recommend for me

[@BonoloReneilwe]

i dont understand 11.3.2

[@nomfundoprecious6423]

Malume I don't understand the last question...why were you multiplying 6 digits ?

[@MlungisiNkosi]

Which 6 digits?

[@kingamakhwathane1028]

He just broke the question into 2 When starting with even numbers and when starting with odd numbers Hope this helps

[@Paulusester]

Uncle I'm still struggling with probability topic

[@MlungisiNkosi]

Hello Paul, I have quiet a few videos up on probability. What grade are you in?

[@DMartin1307]

Wouldn't it be 8x9x8? For 11.3.1? Because for it to be greater than 100 first digit should be greater than 0 and 1 leaving 8 options, then 9 options left because numbers can't be repeated then times by 8 options?

[@myseraspy]

it must be 9x9x8. The first digit can range from 1-9, second digit can be all of them(except the number we selected before), which is 9, and the last one as we selected 2 we have 8 left

[@kingamakhwathane1028]

We do not exclude 1 when they say it has to be greater than 100 because 101 is greater than 100 but starts with a 1 If they had said numbers can repeat then we would have just subtracted one from our answer to get rid of the 100 option but since numbers cannot repeat it will be impossible to get 100 cz that would mean 0 repeated

[@NtuliAntoinette]

Ngbawa ukukhulume nge sindebele malume

[@MlungisiNkosi]

Ngizozama some day

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