MCQ
A vector whose initial and terminal points coincide, is:
- ✓Zero Vector
- BEqual Vectors
- CNull Vector
- DUnit Vector
✓
Answer
Correct option: A.
Zero Vector
The vector whose initial and terminals points are coincide has the length $0.$
we call it to be a zero vector and the zero vector no has the particular direction,
so that it can be assigned in any direction.
we call it to be a zero vector and the zero vector no has the particular direction,
so that it can be assigned in any direction.
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