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What Is Monotonic Sequence?
What is monotonic sequence?
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An increasing monotonic sequence is a sequence of numbers that never decreases. In other words, the next number in the sequence is always greater than or equal to the previous number in the sequence. Similarly, a decreasing monotonic sequence is a sequence of numbers that never increases.
The other answers are not really wrong, but I hope you find this answer to be a little more precise and less ambiguous.
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If a sequence is ether increasing or decreasing when it is called montonic sequence. Or if a sequence is may be increasing and decreasing then it is called montonic sequence.
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Its if a sequence or time order is decreasing or increasing
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