Answer 3.1.5 only please 3.1.1 Calculate the total number of voters that voted nationally(Value A in table 3).3.1.2 Which province had the second highest number of voters in 201673.1.3 If 60% of the total voters were females, calculate the number ofmale voters in the 2016-election.3.1.4 Arrange the number of voters in 2016-election per province inascending order.3.1.5 Kwa-Zulu Natal is the only province where there was an increasein the number of voters in the National elections from the 2011-election to the 2016-election.(a) If the percentage difference was 1, 20% and the number of voters were5 056 518, calculate the number of voters who voted in 2011.(b) Calculate the values of (B), percentage decrease in the numberof voters from the 2011-elections to 2016-elections for Gauteng. Question 3The data in the following table (TABLE 3) is made available from the ElectoralCommission of South Africa (IEC) with regard to the Election on 3rd Aug L(http://www.elections.org.za and https://www.enca.com/south-africa/municipalelections-numbers)TABLE 3JEGNumber of voters per province 2011Number of votes and(Percentagedecrease/increase) 2016Eastern Cape3 431 2143 161 535(7,86%)1418 288(11.77%)5937 471(B)5 056 518Free State1 607 488Gauteng6 531 218Kwa-Zulu NatalLimpopo2 800 7982436 112(13.02%)1 827 935(8.52%)1 651 242(C)584 830Mpumalanga1998 116North West1 903 882Northern Cape611 440(4.35%)Western Cape3 537 5322 900 567(18.01%)TOTAL numberAof voters

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