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If the log is 11 ft long, and one piece is x feet long, how long is the length of the other piece?
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If the log is 11 ft long, and one piece is x feet long, how long is the length of the other piece?

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Total length of the log = 11 ft

Length of one piece = x

Length of the other piece = 11-x

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