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Use a figure to illustrate the operations of the Binary-Search algorithm.
Write pseudocode of the Binary-Search algorithm.
Write the recurrence relation of binary search and guess an asymptotic upper bond on its solution.
Using the substitution method to prove your answer of the asymptotic upper bond.
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