A baker uses a coffee mug with a diameter of 8\text{ cm}8 cm8, start text, space, c, m, end text to cut out circular cookies from a big sheet of cookie dough. What is the area AAA of each cookie?

Give your answer in terms of pi.

A=A=A, equals

\text{cm}^2cm

2

start text, c, m, end text, squared

Step-by-step explanation:

Since the cookies is circular in nature, we will use the formula for calculating the area of circle to calculate the area if each cookies.

Area of each cookies = πd²/4

Given diameter d = 8cm

Area of the cookies = π(8)²/4

Area of the cookies = 64π/4

Area of the cookies = 16π cm²

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