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Define a strictly increasing sequence.
Think about a ladder.
What does a subsequence mean?
It's like taking steps, skipping some.
What type of sequence has all numbers increasing?
Consider the sequence like stairs going up.
True or False: A subsequence can skip elements.
Think about selecting without restricting proximity.
Given a sequence of 10 random integers, prove that there exists a strictly increasing or decreasing subsequence with length 5.
Break down the numbers into subsequences and analyze their lengths.
Create a sequence of 12 distinct numbers and identify an increasing or decreasing subsequence of at least 7 numbers.
Try ascending and descending order to guide your selection.
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