Move point A to different locations to change the orientation of the parallel lines. (You'll notice that the tool keeps AB and CD parallel to each other) Be sure that points A and B do not cross EF. Do the relationships among the angles that you noted in questions 2 through 4 change if you modify the set of parallel lines this way? Explain.

What's for breakfast? all people who ate at a certain restaurant were surveyed as to what they ordered on a particular sunday morning. 40 ate eggs 42 ate sausage 32 ate pancakes 13 ate sausage and eggs 15 ate pancakes and sausage 11 ate eggs and pancakes 6 ate all three items 3 people didn't eat any of the items how many people ate only pancakes? how many people ate at the resturant that morning? how many people didn't eat eggs?