Binary search implementation and complexity

why n/2^k is equated to 1 ???
i.e. why n/2^k =1 ???

@visheshg2k As you know that in binary search the search interval is repeatedly divided into half. The lower limit of the search interval can be one (when we will have one element)
Considering there are k steps/iteration. So for the 1st step we say n/2, 2nd step n/4…and so on…This way for the Kth step it is n/2^k
So we equate this n/2^k to 1 and get the time complexity as O(log n)

Hope this helps :slightly_smiling_face:

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