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Ternary search helps in such scenarios where the function is first increasing and then decreasing or first decreasing and then increasing
at linear functions the array is increase or decrease we use binary search but at quadratic function it decrease then increase or increase then decrease we use tirnary search u could see the visualization of a function at geogebra for example
Errichto's video about binary search is very helpful.
You don't binary search. Instead, you use ternary search