A norm in a normed vector space measures the?
- Direction only
- Length or size of a vector
- Number of equations
- None of these
Explanation
A norm gives a non-negative size to a vector.
The norm is zero only for the zero vector.
It represents the length of a vector in a vector space.
Last verified on 13-11-2026
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