A technician receives a task to convert the hexadecimal number '1F' to its equivalent in binary. Given that each hexadecimal digit represents four binary digits, which binary number is the correct representation?
Hexadecimal digits can be directly converted to binary four-digit groupings. '1' in hexadecimal converts to '0001' in binary, and 'F' converts to '1111'. When combined, the binary representation of the hexadecimal '1F' is '00011111'.
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