Consumer Choice and Demand $$ End of Chapter Problem

An organization holding a charity event sold raffle tickets for $50\%$ off last week. This week, instead of discounting the ticket price, the organization offered buyers a $60\%$ bonus: for every $10$ tickets purchased, buyers gets $6$ tickets free.

Raffle tickets normally sell for $$10$ each, and a person wishes to buy $$100$ in raffle tickets. Is the $60\%$ bonus offer better than the $50\%$ discount? Why or why not?

The $60\%$ bonus offer is

not better than the $50\%$ discount. Consumers would receive more tickets with the discount than the bonus. better than the $50\%$ discount. $60\%$ sounds like a larger promotion than $50\%.$ not better than the $50\%$ discount. Both offers result in the same amount of tickets. better than the $50\%$ discount. Consumers would receive more tickets with the bonus than than the discount.