when drawing a voltage current phasor to show lagging leading in my example I have a voltage of 230V ∠60° and a current of 87A ∠32° Normally when drawing phasors you have a reference along the X plane but in my example neither voltage or current is at 0° So do you draw both phasors from a horizontal angle of 0° in which case I don't know what to call the reference or do I use the voltage even though its at 60° as the reference. I'm not sure what the accepted convention is when drawing these. Every example I find the voltage is always at 0° and is used as a reference along the horizontal.