I need help with the question 1. “Brightwheel” pitch number 2 is about SignalVault 2. "SignalVault" Pitch https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-IQZiGxJUBgSummarize the product:The CEO is askingthe investors for$for a% piece.What is the valuation of thisFrom this valuation, howmuch would the CEOpotential company?make?What percent of thecompany would the CEOstill have?From this valuation,how much wouldthe investor make? 1. "Brightwheel" Pitch:Summarize the product:What is the valuation of thispotential company?https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5iKitGJEAZ4The CEO is asking theinvestors forfor aJ_% piece.From this valuation, how much wouldthe CEO make?What percent of thecompany would the CEOstill have?From thisvaluation, howmuch would theinvestor make?

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