what is the difference between vectors and phasors ?

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anonymous · Answer

One is straight and the other is wavy.

anonymous · Answer

i think rotating vectors are phasors but  m not sure

anonymous · Answer

phasors are not wavy

anonymous · Answer

Oh, sorry, sine and cosine functions look wavy to me for some reason.  :-/

anonymous · Answer

well, yes sine and cosines are indeed wavy but phasors are not wavy and of course not sine and cosine function

anonymous · Answer

" Phasors are similar to vectors, but they represent a sinusoid instead of a location in space. This is an important fact, because at any time a phasor can be converted into a cosine function, and any cosine function can be converted into a phasor. . . .

It is important to remember which trigonometric function your phasors are mapping to. Since a phasor only includes information on magnitude and phase angle, . . ."

From wikipedia. 
Your mileage may vary.

anonymous · Answer

thank you i've ben through this ....for broad understanding i put ma question here lemme see more