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Another term for a possible "rule" of a pattern it is called

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Answer:

A sequence

Explanation:

A sequence is a collection of things arranged such that there is order or form in the collection. The components of a sequence are called elements or terms

The pattern in a sequence is achieved by the implementation of well defined rules, such that a term more than one space from a known term can be calculated

An example of a sequence is the following numbers;

1, 6, 11, 17, 22, 28,...

It can be observed that each subsequent term of the sequence is larger than the previous term by 5, therefore, 5 is known as the common difference, and the sequence is known as an arithmetic progression.

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