In a binary systems, a zero bit represents a switch in the ____ position, and a one bit represents a switch in the ____ position.
A) on, off
B) off, on
C) neutral, binary
D) positive, negative

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In a binary system, a zero bit represents an "off" switch position, and a one bit represents an "on" switch position. Therefore, the best choice is B, where "off" corresponds to a zero bit and "on" corresponds to a one bit. The other choices are not relevant to binary systems.

In a Binary Systems, a Zero Bit Represents a Switch