I know that a vector with zero magnitude does not have a direction because a vec

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I know that a vector with zero magnitude does not have a direction because a vector of "zero magnitude" does not exist. Every vector has a magnitude, by definition. (Correct me if I'm wrong). The question I'm not sure about is "Does it matter"? does it matter whether a vector of zero magnitude has a direction? I'm confused as to how to answer this question.
From: Does a vector of zero magnitude have a direction? Does it matter?
Source:ISBN: 0393111016 | Title: Physics for Engineers and Scientists | Publisher: W. W. Norton & Company

Explanation / Answer

It does not matter. you can suppose that direction of a zero vector is 0 to 360 degrees.

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