intersecting lines
If the question means, "What do you call the point where two lines cross?" The answer would be "intersection". Otherwise, I would call them 2 intersecting lines.
co ordinates
What do you call equations describing two or more lines
point of intersection
by storms
you cut down the power lines so the tree cant fall on them
Helpful. What you call "power lines 1 level 6", it has to make 10 and there are six powercells. What you call "power lines 2 level 7" is has to make 21 and there are more than six which is 9 powerce.
There is no safe way for anyone to fix downed lines. Call the power company and have them take care of the issue. Avoid the lines at all cost.
there are no underground power lines but a zone holds it (power) cause the buildings need power so they hold it. and form like a circuit or you call it a underground power line.
Yes. Even fairly weak tornadoes can bring down power lines. These power lines create a risk of electrocution in the tornado's aftermath.
Check your breaker panel or fuse box, if they are not tripped or blown that's not the problem. If there has been a storm, look to see if power lines to your house are down. DO NOT GET NEAR THEM! If they are you need to call an electrician and the power company. If your power lines are OK, look and see if your neighbors have power. Look all around you because you and your neighbor next door may be on a separate circuit than the people across the street. If they have power you still need to call an electrician. If their power is out it is a general thing so be patient, call the power company and relax. You also need to find some candles and a flashlight for when it gets dark.
Power lines and phone lines though using the same utility poles are two different sets of wires. Telephone wires carry their own power, separate from the power lines and are insulted while power lines are not. If the telephone wires are unbroken but laying on the ground the wires will not short to ground while an unbroken uninsulated power line will short to ground disrupting service.
Many of them have their own emergency generators, ready to take over if the commercial power fails.
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Blizzards lose power because some power lines freeze and other get knocked over with harsh winds.
The amount of ice needed to bring down power lines in an ice storm can vary depending on factors such as the thickness and weight of the ice, the condition of the power lines, and the wind speeds. In general, a quarter of an inch of ice accretion on power lines can start causing issues, and significant damage can occur with half an inch or more of ice buildup.