This document introduces phasors and their graphical representation. It discusses that a phasor can represent the magnitude and angular position of a sinusoidal quantity. It also describes that a phasor diagram can show the relative relationship of sine waves of the same frequency. The document outlines different forms to represent a phasor including rectangular, trigonometric, exponential and polar forms. It discusses operations that can be performed on phasors such as addition, subtraction, multiplication and division in both rectangular and polar forms. Finally, it describes how phasors can be graphically added and subtracted on a phasor diagram.