Math, asked by jyotishapani, 6 months ago

(a) is 0 vector
unique ?​

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Answered by Anonymous
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We define a vector as an object with a length and a direction. However, there is one important exception to vectors having a direction: the zero vector, i.e., the unique vector having zero length. With no length, the zero vector is not pointing in any particular direction, so it has an undefined direction.

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Answered by Ranveerx107
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0′ are both zeros. Then, for any v,

v+0=v+0′. Now, the vectors in V are an additive group so that v has an inverse -v. Add -v to both sides and it follows that 0=0′.

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