Sal had $95 in his wallet. Then he bought a hat for $22 and a pair of jeans for $35 at the store. On his way home, Sal stops by the gas station to put gas in his tank using the money he has left. If gas costs $3 per gallon, and x represents the number of gallons of gas Sal is able to purchase, which statements are true?
Select all that are correct.
Sal can determine the number of gallons of gas that he can purchase using the inequality 57x + 3 5 95.

The number of gallons of gas that Sal can purchase can be represented by the inequality 3x S 38.

Sal can purchase 13 gallons of gas or fewer.

If Sal wants to save enough money for an $8 car wash, he can also purchase up to 10 gallons of gas.