D. Ben can buy a package of 5 T-shirts for \( \$ 26.25 \) or a package of 3 T-shirts for \( \$ 14.25 \). What is the unit price, per T-shirt, in each package?

1. For the package of 5 T-shirts costing \( \$26.25 \), the unit price is computed as follows: \[ \text{Unit Price} = \frac{26.25}{5} = 5.25 \, (\text{dollars per T-shirt}) \] 2. For the package of 3 T-shirts costing \( \$14.25 \), the unit price is computed as: \[ \text{Unit Price} = \frac{14.25}{3} = 4.75 \, (\text{dollars per T-shirt}) \] Thus, the unit price is \( \$5.25 \) per T-shirt in the first package and \( \$4.75 \) per T-shirt in the second package.