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This document discusses electrical power demand and how it varies over time. It asks questions about household appliance usage, business operations, and seasonal changes that impact demand. It also notes that different power stations are placed appropriately and connected via transmission lines so that the National Grid can balance power supply and demand across the entire country to prevent blackouts from occurring when demand exceeds supply.
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