Answer / sujit das

the answer 5 & 6 both are correct

Answer / naseer sher sahito

when birds seating in HT line does not get shock because of
not a complete loop. if two birds seat on HT line and they
touch one another then they will shock,
and a person touches the line He get shock becouse of a
human body is a complete loop so he get shock.

Answer / omkar

all concepts wrong. here is the right explanation. the sin
wave goes up and down up and down periodically. when a bird
sits on the line it is so small that it is well within the
crusts and troughs. but man is big and hence gets a shock
if standing on ground.

Answer / karthik

For HT lines the conductor to ground distance will be
28m(33KV)and above. If a man hangs from this conductor, the
transmission will be short circuited through his body to the
ground.

Answer / abdul wajid

Birds seating in HT line does not get shock because circiut
doesnot complete similarly If a person hangs (single hand
or both hands ) he gets shock because his body acts as
conducting path for currents

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