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I like the way you rationalize kid! keep thinking

got that right on old Jim, thanks...

but you all say the expression I.VcosØ is correct and technically same (from electricity viewpoint) as v.icos∅, then I must accept it. many thanks

please oblige my curiosity and response, not intending labor the point. ok, what I'm tryingvto express is stated here https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leading_and_lagging_current voltage is generated and this gives rise to a resultant current that is either in phase, lead or lag. because of the...

hi Babadag, I'm sorry I don't understand what you stated. Maybe you should give a different perspective to it.

OK thanks Ene and Sophiecentaur, but will I be right to contribute from this point of view: Mathematically the commutative product of Vector proves the product V.I to be equivalent to I.V but in AC circuits for example, the mean power consumed by a circuit is given by the product of V and that...

in my academic days, I was taught both are not the same in a certain sense, Power, P, was always V.Icosø, and never I.Vcosø.

Hello all, I have a question, probably a controversial one: is there any difference between the Formula- P= V*I and P= I*V? is there any technical difference between the two expressions? thank you.

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Good morning, New Member here, I am a graduate of E/Electronics Engineering, an Automotive Engineering enthusiast. Ironically a Banker by Profession. I hope to learn a lot and make my contributions too. Thank you.