What does the number 1 represent in a binary system?

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In binary systems, each digit encodes a state using two possible values, usually 0 and 1. The value 1 is commonly used to denote an active, high, or on condition in digital electronics.
Option a: 'It represents that a transistor is green' is about color coding, which is not a standard meaning of the binary digit 1 and has no intrinsic relation to binary logic.
Option b: 'It represents that a transistor is turned off' describes the 0 state in binary, not the 1 state. This would be the value 0, not 1.
Option c: 'It represents that a transistor is red' similarly ties the bit to a color, which is not how binary digits are defined; color is not part of the binary representation.
Option d: 'It represents that a transistor is turned on' correctly aligns with the typical interpretation of 1 in binary as an active or on state in digital circuits.

What does the number 1 represent in a binary system?

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