Could you technically create 1 token with liquidity, and then create 5 additional tokens that are pegged to say 1/5th of that token?

So I've been thinking about developing an erc20 token of my own for a while now, however I am completely new to this space, I have some experience with other programming languages like c#, c++ and Ruby, but have never even remotely touched solidity

So I might be in way over my head already, nevertheless I was wondering if this is possible..

Like the title says, say I would want to create a token on ethereum where I would initially provide the liquidity, would it be possible to create aditional tokens (max of 5) each of which are pegged to 1/5th of that initial token which I provided the liquidity to?

In which case if I were to create 2 additional tokens now, and in the future there would be interest for those 3 additional tokens (so 5 pegged tokens), they would all, at all times, hold the same value in relation to eachother?

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Would this technically be possible or does it not work like that?

(Please don't shoot me if this was a stupid question)

Edit: Weird someone would downvote this but not bother explaining why