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Consider the problem we studied in Studio 5: searching a sorted array A[1::n] for the leftmost occurrence of a query value x. Recall that the binary search algorithm solves this problem and returns the index of the element in the array if it is present, or \not found" if it is not present. Binary search is one algorithm for this problem, but is it the fastest possible?

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