Well, my definition of interesting in this case bends the rule a little bit because the examples are chained. From my POV, that is what makes these situations interesting and kind of funny: multi-variable relations.
The first example is the number of cups of water for every cup for every cup of rice when you are cooking. That ratio is 2:1; the second example is linked with that same situation and is the amount of salt spoons for every cup of rice when you are cooking, my mom taught me that is 1/2:2, because salt really makes itself feel. You can continue linking more ratios to that one and define how many oil spoons per cup of rice you need when cooking. I usually follow the same measure 1/2:2.
Hope you like my examples. Let me know if there is anything else I can help you with. :D
The answer would be 5*C or 5C or 5(C) they all mean the same exact thing but if Kevin has 5 times as much no matter what billy has you’ll have to multiply that by 5 to see how much Kevin’s has so if billy has c then you multiply that by 5
