Question 1 a) Mark Richards & Neal Ford have described the First Law of Software Architecture as "Everything is a trade-off". Using an example, explain what they mean by this statement. b) You are the lead developer and software architect for a software development team. A company who manufactures parts for car engines wishes to hire your team, stating that "we want an Android app that will allow our customers to order parts". What is the problem with this statement? What advice would you offer the company? c) A developer is given the task of implementing a web application to handle the booking of gym sessions in a sports centre. They start by looking at different web frameworks and decide to use the Spring Boot framework. They then proceed with designing and implementing the application. From a software architecture perspective, what might be the problem with this approach? What should the developer have done differently