Question: Assume that you are using binary search algorithm to find the position of element x=9 in the list L={1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10). What is the number of comparisons

Assume that you are using binary search algorithm to find the position of element x=9 in the list L={1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10). What is the number of comparisons done by the algorithm until it finds the position of x? (Include all comparisons in your count!) Binary search algorithm is given as: procedure binary search(x:integer, a1,22,..., an increasing integers) i:=1 (i is the left endpoint of interval} j:=n(j is right endpoint of interval} whileiaj m:= [(i+j)/2] if x > am then i:=m+ 1 else j:=m j:= n(j is right endpoint of interval) while i
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