The cost of 6 meters of ribbon is $15. How much ribbon could you buy for $20
Cost(C) ∝\propto∝ Length (L)
⟹ C=KL\implies\>C=KL⟹C=KL where KKK is a constant
When C=15C=15C=15
L=6L=6L=6
⟹ 15=K(6)\implies\>15=K(6)⟹15=K(6)
K=156K=\frac{15}{6}K=615
C=156LC=\frac{15}{6}LC=615L
⟹ L=615C\implies\>L=\frac{6}{15}C⟹L=156C
When C=20C=20C=20
L=615×20L=\frac{6}{15}×20L=156×20
=8 meters=8\>meters=8meters
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