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What does it mean if a set of basis vectors is complete? a. The only vector...

What does it mean if a set of basis vectors is complete?

a. The only vector that is orthogonal to every basis vector is the 0 vector

b. The inner product of any two basis vectors is 0

I was thinking it was B but how would it be justified

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