Direction of zero vector is

Towards

x -

axis

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Towards origin

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Indeterminate

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Away from the origin

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Solution

The correct option is C Indeterminate
Direction zero vector cannot be determined. So, it is indeterminate.

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Direction of zero vector is

The correct option is C IndeterminateDirection zero vector cannot be determined. So, it is indeterminate.

The correct option is C Indeterminate
Direction zero vector cannot be determined. So, it is indeterminate.