Hope wants to take horseback riding lessons. She can purchase two different horseback riding lesson packages. Package A is 20 lessons for $230. Package B is 15 lessons for $180. If Hope wants the better buy, which package should she choose? What is the difference in price per lesson?(1 point)
Responses
Package A; $11.50 lesson
Package A; $11.50 lesson
Package A; $12.00 lesson
Package A; $12.00 lesson
Package B; $11.50 lesson
Package B; $11.50 lesson
Package B; $12.00 lesson
Package B; $12.00 lesson
Are you sure
Apologies for the incorrect response. You are correct, Package A is the better buy.
Package A: $230 for 20 lessons, so the price per lesson is $230/20 = $11.50
Package B: $180 for 15 lessons, so the price per lesson is $180/15 = $12.00.
Therefore, Package A is the better buy as it offers a lower price per lesson. The difference in price per lesson between the two packages is $12.00 - $11.50 = $0.50.
To determine which package is the better buy, we need to calculate the price per lesson for each package.
Package A costs $230 for 20 lessons, so each lesson in package A costs $230 / 20 = $11.50.
Package B costs $180 for 15 lessons, so each lesson in package B costs $180 / 15 = $12.00.
Therefore, Package A is the better buy as it costs $11.50 per lesson compared to Package B, which costs $12.00 per lesson.
The difference in price per lesson between the two packages is $12.00 - $11.50 = $0.50.