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11. Tom is making a triangular enclosure in his yard. He plans on using two old fence posts as vertices, and will place a new fence post for the third vertex. The old posts are located at (- 5, 4) and (2, 6) , where the coordinates are given in feet. If he has 25 feet total of wire fencing available to close off the area , how much wire fencing will he have left, after he connects the two posts he has already placed ?

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