A student purchases a binder and p pencils for school. The binder costs $7.25, and each pencil costs $0.35. If the student spends a total of $11.80, which statement is true? The equation 0.35p+7.25=11.80 can be used to find that the student purchases exactly 1 pencil. The equation 0.35 p + 7.25 = 11.80 can be used to find that the student purchases exactly 1 pencil. The equation 0.35p+7.25=11.80 can be used to find that the student purchases exactly 13 pencils. The equation 0.35 p + 7.25 = 11.80 can be used to find that the student purchases exactly 13 pencils. The equation p0.35+7.25=11.80 can be used to find that the student purchases exactly 1 pencil. The equation p 0.35 + 7.25 = 11.80 can be used to find that the student purchases exactly 1 pencil. The equation p0.35+7.25=11.80 can be used to find that the student purchases exactly 13 pencils.
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