If `ABCDEF` is a regular hexagon with `vec(AB) = veca` and `vec(BC)= vecb,` then `vec(CE)` equals

If `ABCDEF` is a regular hexagon with `vec(AB) = veca` and `vec(BC)= vecb,` then `vec(CE)` equals
A. `vec b - vec a `
B. `-vec(b)`
C. `vec b-2veca`
D. `vecb + vec a`

If `ABCDEF` is a regular hexagon with `vec(AB) = veca` and `vec(BC)= vecb,` then `vec(CE)` equals

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