There are six wires named A, B, C, D, E, and F with different lengths, but not necessarily arranged in order. Given the following information:

- E is longer than C but shorter than D and B.
- A is longer than both D and B.
- A is not the longest wire.
- F is 13 cm long.
- E is 4 cm long.

If D is 5 cm shorter than F, what is the length of wire D?

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There are six wires named A, B, C, D, E, and F with different lengths, but not necessarily arranged in order. Given the following information:

- E is longer than C but shorter than D and B.
- A is longer than both D and B.
- A is not the longest wire.
- F is 13 cm long.
- E is 4 cm long.

If D is 5 cm shorter than F, what is the length of wire D?

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**Solution:**

1. We are told that wire F is 13 cm long.

2. D is 5 cm shorter than F, so:
   $$D = F - 5 = 13 - 5 = 8 	ext{ cm}$$

3. Therefore, the length of wire D is 8 cm.

**Answer:** 8 cm

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