Here is a verbal statement relating the number of cars to the whole number of wheels in general:
The total number of wheels on a group of cars is always an even whole number that is exactly four times the number of cars. This is because each individual car has four wheels, so the total number of wheels across any number of cars can be calculated by multiplying the number of cars by four. For example, 5 cars would have a total of 20 wheels (5 cars x 4 wheels per car = 20 wheels), and 10 cars would have a total of 40 wheels (10 cars x 4 wheels per car = 40 wheels). This relationship between the number of cars and the total number of wheels holds true regardless of the specific number of cars.
