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JSXGraph intentionally hides an arrow head when the segment is shorter than the head. So this makes the arrow size smaller when a vector is short so that the arrow head is still shown. This is a (perhaps not so great) fix for issue openwebwork#1566. Unfortunately, I don't think there really is an ideal fix for this. I recommend arranging things so that vectors aren't that short in general.
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JSXGraph intentionally hides an arrow head when the segment is shorter than the head. So this makes the arrow size smaller when a vector is short so that the arrow head is still shown.
This is a (perhaps not so great) fix for issue #1566. Unfortunately, I don't think there really is an ideal fix for this. I recommend arranging things so that vectors aren't that short in general.