Warm-Up You have a piece of wood that is 84 inches long. You cut the wood into three pieces. The second piece is 8 inches longer than the first piece.

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Warm-Up You have a piece of wood that is 84 inches long. You cut the wood into three pieces. The second piece is 8 inches longer than the first piece. The third piece is 16 inches longer than the second piece. Draw a diagram and then write and solve an equation to find the lengths of the three pieces.

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