Read the case scenario, then answer the questions. Scenario: Peter and Robyn have just opened a small caf along a busy shopping strip. Their caf boasts excellent coffee and an extensive breakfast and lunch menu. The caf also has the ability to cater for small events by providing platters of sandwiches, pastries and cakes. Peter and Robyn are very excited about their new business venture and they are keen to establish relationships with customers, in particular people in the area, nearby shop owners and workers, as well as those from the local council offices located just down the road. a. Consider the scenario in relation to Peter and Robyn's newly opened caf. Then, list a minimum of three examples of the type of business relationships the caf may have for each category listed below. For example, a supplier relationship may relate to fresh produce, whereas a customer relationship may relate to general public visiting the area. (Approximate word count: 25 - 40 words). Suppliers Customers/clients b. Now, consider additional business relationships of which a caf, such as Peter and Robyn's, would have to establish and maintain in relation to government and other industry bodies. Identify at least three examples. (Approximate word count: 20 - 30 words). c. Describe three different methods Peter and Robyn could use to obtain customer feedback on promotional activities executed in order to establish and maintain business relationships. Approximate word count: 20 - 30 words)