Henry wants to take horseback riding lessons. He can purchase two different horseback riding lesson packages.
Package A is 10 lessons for $130.
Package B is 20 lessons for $250.
If Henry wants the better buy, which package should he choose? What is the difference in price per lesson?
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Package A is a better price.
Package B is a better Price.
They are equal in price per lesson.
To determine the better buy, we need to compare the price per lesson for each package.
In package A, Henry would pay $130 for 10 lessons. So, the price per lesson is $130/10 = $13.
In package B, Henry would pay $250 for 20 lessons. So, the price per lesson is $250/20 = $12.50.
Therefore, Henry should choose package B as it offers a lower price per lesson. The difference in price per lesson between the two packages is $13 - $12.50 = $0.50.