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Read more about the article Assumed vs Actual Direction and Sign of a Quantity
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Assumed vs Actual Direction and Sign of a Quantity

Assumed direction or a polarity always must be determined and known. Positive value means an actual direction of power flow matches assumed. Negative means that it is opposite.

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Practical Example of an Assumed Direction

In ordinary speech, we normally use only positive values as we assume reference directions that produce those values positive. In engineering, negative values are common!

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September 29, 2022

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