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One rule, checked twice. That is every pattern here.

Patterns in Mathematics — the whole chapter on one screen
IdeaRememberExample
A pattern is a ruleIt tells you what comes next.beads, or 2, 4, 6
Number sequencesStart at a number, add the same step.₹5, ₹10, ₹15
Shape numbersSome counts make a square, triangle, or rectangle.9 dots = 3 rows of 3
Odd and evenEven pairs up fully. Odd leaves one dot over.3 + 5 = 8, even
Growing shapesA shape grows by the same rule each step.+4 tiles every step
Explaining whyMatching a few numbers is a start, not proof.5, 8, 11 fits two rules

Open your NCERT book. It is Chapter 1, Patterns in Mathematics. You know it well.