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Can two incomplete networks become the National Grid?

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Network North consists only of cables linking a power station to a factory. Network South consists of cables and transformers linking shops to offices, with no connection to a power station. Explain one addition that would make each network fit the definition of the National Grid.

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4.2.4.3 The National Grid

This challenge practises knowledge and exam skills from the official GCSE science curriculum. Use these sources to see the exact subject content and its wider Key Stage 4 context.

AQA specification 4.2.4.3 The National Grid GOV.UK Key Stage 4 science programme

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