Physics, asked by sankalppatra7, 11 months ago

which of the following is zero​

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Answered by rishabhsankla
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Answer: 'a' vector + 'b' vector - 'c' vector.

Explanation: When 'a' vector and 'b' vector are added, we get 'c' vector as the resultant vector. For the magnitude to become zero, we have to add '-c' vector to the resultant vector, 'c'.

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