Answer questions 4 and 5 using the design challenge. The challenge here is for golfers where $2y often face pg2l312$ with their golf balls. Read the statements below and x the issues using a design challenge. Create ways to avoid the penalty and repurchase the ball during the game For beginner golfers who l$g the potential to lose the ball when they tee o'. In a world where a golf ball might go missing in the bush (rough), sand (bunker), or trees (groves). Keeping in mind that might it effect to purchase $2 new one and having a the penalty score. Ushe criteria to demonstrate the idea-generation process. a. 20 possible solutions (10 Marks) b. Cluster the ideas by intention and identify themes. (5 Marks) 0. Best Ideal (3 Marks) a) 1. Have a golf ball that is easy to see. . Have a golf ball that is easy to find. . Have a golf ball that is easy to retrieve. . Use a golf ball that is less likely to go missing. . Use a golf ball that is less likely to be damaged. . Use a golf ball that is more durable. . Use a golf ball that is less likely to break. . Use a golf ball that is less likely to roll away. . Use a golf ball that is less likely to get lost in the grass. 10. Use a golf ball that is less likely to get lost in the sand. 11. Use a golf ball that is less likely to get lost in the trees. 12. Use a golf ball that is less likely to get lost in the water. 13. Use a golf ball that is less likely to be eaten by animals. 14. Use a golf ball that is less likely to be stolen. 1 15. Have a golf ball that is easy to see in the dark. 16. Have a golf ball that is easy to see in the daylight. 17. Have a golf ball that is easy to see in the rain. 18. Have a golf ball that is easy to see in the snow. 19. Have a golf ball that is easy to see in the fog. 20. Have a golf ball that is easy to see in the wind. OWNGWhWN