the answer to this problem is C. please let me know later if you confirm this answer is indeed correct. The area of a circle is [tex]Area= \pi * r^{2} [/tex]. Therefore, the area of the whole pie is 64[tex] \pi [/tex]. The answer will be: [tex] \frac{Areaof whole pie}{6} [/tex], which is roughly equal to 33.
