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Can anyone clarify the concepts of zero vector and zero scalar?
-Devanand T
-Devanand T
A zero scalar is a number that has a value of zero, while a zero vector is a vector with a magnitude and direction of zero.
No, they cannot. A zero scalar is used to scale or multiply a vector, while a zero vector is used to represent a vector with no magnitude or direction.
A zero scalar is represented by the number 0, while a zero vector is represented by 0 or 0.
A zero scalar represents the absence of a quantity, while a zero vector represents the absence of a physical displacement or force. In other words, a zero scalar is a numerical value, while a zero vector has no physical meaning.
No, a zero vector cannot be normalized because it has no direction or magnitude. Normalization is only possible for non-zero vectors.