Given that P+Q​ = P-Q​. This can be true when | Allen physics module question number 36

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Given that p+q = p-q. This can true when -
1) p=q
2) q=0
3) neither p nor q is a null vector
4) p is perpendicular to q

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What if both the vectors are null vector? In that way the equation will he satisfied. Please tell

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