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.
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.
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