Taylor is making a cookie cake that has a diameter of 13 in. What is the area of a fourth of the cookie cake?
2 answers:
Diameter:13 in
r=13/2=6.5 in
Aria of the whole cookie cake:r*r*pi = 6.5*6.5*3.14=132.665 and then you divide it by 4 and you get 33.18
So, the answer is C:33.18
Cookie Cake is in the form of a circle.
Radius of circle = 1/2 * diameter of circle = 1/2*13=13/2=6.5 in
Thus the Area of the circle =
=
Area of a fourth of the Cookie cake
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