#### $5.$ Values in the vector 'rainfall' are in inches. You can calculate the rainfall in centimeters by dividing each value by $0\mathrm{.}3937.$ Write a 'for' loop to iterate over each value in the rainfall vector and print the rainfall in centimeters

$```\{$r$\}$

for$($i in $1$:length$($rainfall$))$

$\{$rainfall$\_$cm $<-$ rainfall$[$i$]/0\mathrm{.}3937$

print$($rainfall$\_$cm$)\}$

$```$

#### $6.$ Use a 'for' loop and an $\text{'}$if$-$else' condition to print the values only if the rainfall is greater than $50$ centimerters.

$```\{$r$\}$

for $($i in $1$: length$($rainfall$))\{$

rainfall$\_$cm $<-$ rainfall$[$i$]/0\mathrm{.}3937$

if $($rainfall$\_$cm $>50)$

print$($rainfall$\_$cm$)$

$\}$

$```$

#### $7.$ Create a function to covert rainfall in inches to centimeters. Round the answer to $2$ decimal places. Pass the value $24$ to the function and print the output with $"$cm$"$ at the end.