Answer the following questions based on the Pitch: $($a$)$ Based on your review of the business, what questions would you ask the firm$$s founders before making your funding decision? What answers would satisfy you? $($b$)$ If you had to make your decision on just the information provided in the attached file and the website, would you fund this company? Why or why not?Business Idea: Create a pair of toy robots, named Dash and Dot, that teach kids how to code

Pitch: All parents want to help their kids develop skills that will prepare them for future success. Meet

Dash and Dot$$which are fun, easy$-$to$-$use, interactive robots that teach kid how to code while they play.

Dash is the bigger of the two$$he has wheels that allow him to scoot around on the floor. Dot is equally

interactive, but does not move about. Both are pretty sophisticated. They have sensors$,$ accelerometers,

microphones, and speakers, all of which give them plenty of personality and capabilities. Kids learn to

code while they teach Dash and Dot to make sounds, blink their lights, move about, change directions,

play games, go on adventures, and much more. Take a minute to see what Dash and Dot look like by

visiting Wonder Workshop$$s website.

Here$$s how it works. Dash and Dot are accompanied by five free apps that can be controlled by

smartphones or tablets $($more apps are in the works$).$ The apps named Go$,$ Path, Xylo, Blockly, and

Wonder$$are aimed at different age groups, which allows Dash and Dot to grow with the families that

own them. The Go app is appropriate for children as young as five. This app teaches the target children

how to use basic commands to bring Dash and Dot to life. By using Go$,$ kids can instruct Dash to move

forward or backward, move his head from side$-$to$-$side, make sounds $($the elephant sound is a favorite$),$

change color, record their voices, and many other things. The Blockly app, which is suitable for kids as

young as eight, teaches block programming to instruct Dash and Dot to do fun and creative things. In

computer programming, a block or code block is a section of code that is grouped together. There are

several challenges embedded within the Blocklyapp, such as Driving School $($which teaches Dash how to

drive$),$ which requires children to actually write code to play the game. For example, a snippet of the code

an eight$-$year$-$old might write to help teach Dash to drive might say

$$ When Start

$$ If Dash See Dot

$$ Backward $50$ Feet Normal

$$ Turn right $90$

$$ Say Dash Hi

$$ All lights Red

$$ Turn to Voice

$$ Stop Wheels

The commands are displayed in the app in the same format as most basic coding programs. Don$$t know

what the block of code shown above means? An eight$-$year$-$old f$"$ollowing along in the Blockly app will

not only learn what it means but will be capable of writing code that makes Dash and Dot engage in many

activities. The Wonder app teaches even more advanced programming to older children.

Dash and Dot can do many other things, which makes them not only educational but fun. The overarching

goal is to stretch children$$s imaginations while at the same time preparing them for the future by teaching

the basics of coding