To find out who paid the cheaper price per shirt, we can compare the constants of proportionality for both Hillary and Sarah.
For Hillary, the equation is \( y = 18x \). This means that she spent $18 on each shirt since \( y \) represents the total amount spent and \( x \) represents the number of shirts.
For Sarah, it is stated that her graph's constant of proportionality is 15. This means that she spent $15 on each shirt.
Now we compare the prices per shirt:
- Hillary's cost per shirt: $18
- Sarah's cost per shirt: $15
Since $15 is less than $18, Sarah paid the cheaper price per shirt.