A store can buy boxes of 8 calculators each for $32 or boxes of 5 calculators for $30. How much less is each calculator if the store buys boxes of 8 calculators each Instead of boxes of 5 calculators each?

  $2

Step-by-step explanation:

The price of each calculator is found by dividing the box price by the number of calculators in the box.

  $30/5 -$32/8 = $6 - $4 = $2

In boxes of 8, each calculator costs $2 less.

Buying boxes of 8 calculators each for $32 is $2 cheaper than the buying boxes of 5 calculators each

Step-by-step explanation:

If boxes of 8 calculators cost $32, then each box of calculator will cost

$32/8 = $4

If Boxes of 5 calculator cost $30, then each box of calculator will cost

$30/5 = $6

The difference between the two price is $6 - $4 = $2

Therefore buying boxes of 8 calculators each for $32 is $2 cheaper than the other