Mr Cele is a car salesperson and earns commission on what he sells. He sold a car for R133 500 and received a commission of R4 230,05. 3.2.1 How will you explain what commission is to learners? 3.2.2 Calculate the rate percent at which Mr Cele receives his commission.

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Mr Cele is a car salesperson and earns commission on what he sells. He
sold a car for R133 500 and received a commission of R4 230,05.

3.2.1 How will you explain what commission is to learners?

3.2.2 Calculate the rate percent at which Mr Cele receives his
commission.

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