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Why can the zero vector not be normalized?
AIts direction is always fixed
BIt has no components at all
CIts length is infinitely large
DNo unit vector is its multiple
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. No unit vector is its multiple
Every multiple of the zero vector is zero, so none of them can have length one.
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