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Requesting Approach behind a problem
I don't have the exact question link which directs us implement this idea but I have an abstract.
Two arrays containing distinct(unique) elements are given . We have to delete minimum number of elements from both the arrays such that a strictly increasing sequence of length 4 does not exist. Provided a Sequence is made by alternately taking elements from the arrays.
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