The number of units in 11 lines depends entirely on the context. There's no single answer. To understand what you mean by "units," I need more information. Here are some possibilities:
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Units of Poetry: If you're referring to poetic meter, like iambic pentameter, the number of units (feet) depends on the meter of each line. An iambic pentameter line has five units (five iambs, each consisting of an unstressed and a stressed syllable). If your 11 lines are all iambic pentameter, you'd have 55 units. If they use a different meter, the total will vary.
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Units of Measurement (Length): Are these lines of physical length (e.g., inches, centimeters)? To answer this, I'd need the length of each line.
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Units in a Program (Coding): Are these lines of code? The number of units depends entirely on what constitutes a "unit" within your specific program.
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Lines of Text (General): Are these just 11 lines of text, regardless of content or length? If so, the number of "units" is ambiguous and requires further clarification. A "unit" could be a word, a sentence, a paragraph, etc.
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Lines on a Graph: If you're referring to a graph or chart, "unit" might refer to a specific increment along an axis. Again, more context is needed.
Please clarify what kind of "units" you are referring to. Providing more details will allow me to give you a precise answer.
