Can you please answer #5? Thank You!

In the figure at the right is shown two systems, labeled A and B, that each can hold thermal energy. A and B each have 6 binary degrees of freedom (i.e., each degree of freedom can either be empty or hold one packet of energy). There are 6 available packets of energy, and they are identical so we can't tell them apart. The figure shows one way that the energy packets can be distributed; it's possible to draw or list the other possible ways of distributing the energy. Express your entries forWas a number and forSas a number multiplying k_B. 1. How many ways,W_A, are there to distribute all 6 packets to system A? W_A= If we knew the energy was distributed with 6 packets in A and 0 packets in B, what would be the entropy,S_AB, of that state? S_AB= k_B