Maths

4. An ordered list of numbers that follow a specific mathematical rule or pattern.
7. An operation that flips a matrix over its diagonal, switching its rows with its columns.
8. Any whole number, including positive numbers, negative numbers, and zero.
9. A statement or statement of fact that is accepted as true without needing a proof, serving as a starting point.
11. The number that is multiplied next to a variable

1. The answer when you divide one number by another.
2. A simple single number that represents magnitude only, without any direction (like temperature or speed).
3. A quantity that has both a size (magnitude) and a specific direction, often drawn as an arrow.
5. The bottom number in a fraction, showing the total number of equal parts.
6. A data point that sits incredibly far away from the rest of the values in a collection.
10. Two shapes or angles that are identical in both size and shape.