5 and 6 using R pls fast

Question 5 2 pts Suppose Tom Haverford wears a Louis Vuitton cravat (a type of necktie) to work each day. On any given morning, he randomly chooses among his 5. cravats. Over many days, his coworker Donna Meagle notices that Tom wears one particular cravat 60% of the time and each of the other four 10% of time. If we assume these percentages are Tom's long-run relative frequencies for wearing these cravats, write a command that can be used to simulate 50 days of Tom choosing which cravat to wear. Let the integers 1:5 denote Tom's five cravats, where 1 denotes the cravat most often worn. D Question 6 2 pts Suppose the weight of residents in Pawnee, Indiana, follows a normal distribution with a mean weight of 200 pounds and a standard deviation of 30 pounds. Write a command that will compute the weight for which there is a 0.3 probability of observing a person who weighs less than that weight from this population