A table’s pattern is identified by how outputs change across equal input steps. We’ll compute consecutive differences and ratios, use the consistent comparison to decide between additive and multiplicative structure, and anchor the rule with the output at zero. Substituting a later table input then checks both the formula and the pattern classification.
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