Number patterns are sequences where the next number is obtained by adding a constant to the previous one. Multiplication tables are a common example of number patterns. The number of elements in a pattern is endless
Successor and predecessor refer to numbers that come after or before another. Both terms apply only to whole numbers. Successor is 1 more than the given number. Predecessor is 1 less than the given number
Magic square is a grid where each row, column, and diagonal sum to the same value. Numbers must be in consecutive order from 1 to n. Magic constant formula: n[(n^2+1)/2]
Number patterns are groups of numbers following specific rules. Arithmetic sequences involve adding or subtracting same amount. Geometric sequences use multiplication or division rules. Input/output tables show relationships between numbers. Shape patterns include repeating and growing patterns