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What does the Pigeonhole Principle state?
Think about how items can be grouped.
Give an example of a strictly increasing sequence.
Each term should be larger than the previous term.
What does the Pigeonhole Principle guarantee?
Think about how items can be distributed.
True or False: Every sequence of 4 distinct numbers must have an increasing subsequence of length 3.
Try arranging 4 numbers differently.
Given a set of numbers {6, 2, 4, 8, 7}, find all increasing subsequences of at least length 3.
Use combination of mappings to construct new subsequences.
Show that for any set of 10 distinct integers, there must exist an increasing subsequence of length 4.
Consider the distribution of integers in ranges.
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