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Meanings of zero vector in English

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Usage of zero vector in English
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Subtracting them would give the zero vector and a g-force of 0 g's.
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2
First, the net force on the bike is the zero vector.
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3
Notice that they don't add up to the zero vector.
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4
The net force there must also be zero (yes, zero vector).
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5
That means that the displacement is the zero vector (which is different than just zero).
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6
This would make the average velocity zero ( zero vector).
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7
Since this piece also is in equilibrium, the net force must be zero ( zero vector).
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8
These two forces have the same magnitude, so when added together, they give a total of zero vector.
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9
Obviously the total force on this cable must be the zero vector because the cable is in equilibrium.
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10
The forces at the point of contact have to add up to the zero vector if it's in equilibrium.
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11
If the Earth's mass is spherically symmetric, the net result would be a zero vector for the gravitational force.
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12
Since these forces are the same magnitude, but different directions, the total force on this box is zero vector.
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13
In order to make the total force zero vector, the table has to push up with a greater magnitude.
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14
Newton's laws says that the forces must add up to the zero vector if the object is staying at rest.
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15
If an object is in equilibrium, all these forces must add up to zero (technically the zero vector).
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16
If an object is at rest, then the net force on that object would be zero ( zero vector).
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