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Why is the direction of the 0 vector arbitrary?
Because the dot product of zero vector and arbitrary vector is 0, zero vector and arbitrary vector are vertical, so zero vector is defined as arbitrary direction.

A vector whose modulus is equal to zero is called a zero vector. The direction of the zero vector is arbitrary. But the direction of zero vector is parallel to any vector. The direction of the zero vector is uncertain, but the size of the module is certain.