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What does a ‘1’ mean in binary code? A A switch is set so that an electrical charge can flow. B There is data at this digit’s location. C A switch is set so that an electrical charge cannot flow. D There
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What does a ‘1’ mean in binary code?

A A switch is set so that an electrical charge can flow.

B There is data at this digit’s location.

C A switch is set so that an electrical charge cannot flow.

D There is no data at this digit’s location.

User Samuel Nde
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I would say the answer is B.) There is data at this digit's location, although I have to admit I am not completely sure, nor really educated in this area. Sorry I couldn't be of more help. :)
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