What is a supercell in a table?

In mathematics a supercell refers to a large repeating unit in a geometric pattern or lattice structure. It is formed by combining smaller cells into one larger cell. Supercells are used in various fields like crystallography and geometry to study patterns and symmetry in structures and their properties.

In this chapter students learn different ways to explore numbers. They focus on number patterns and operations like addition subtraction multiplication and division. The chapter also covers concepts such as factors multiples prime numbers and divisibility rules. Understanding these ideas helps in developing problem-solving skills and mathematical thinking.