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What do we get when a vector A is added to its negative, -A?
AA unit vector
BA null vector
CA double vector
DA scalar value
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. A null vector
A and -A have equal magnitude and opposite direction, so the resultant has zero magnitude.
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