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What is the process in which deep wells are bored to take out petroleum? 1) open cast minning 2)quarrying 3)drilling 4)shaft minning

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Answered by ananyakatiyar16
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Minerals can be extracted by different processes, which are as follows:

Mining: The process of taking out minerals buried under the rocks is called mining. There are two main methods of mining, viz. open-cast mining and shaft mining.

Open Cast Mining: When minerals are taken out by removing the surface layer, the process is called open-cast mining. Minerals which lie at shallow depths are extracted by this process.

Shaft Mining: When deep bores (called shafts) are made to reach the mineral deposits at great depth, the process is called shaft mining.

Drilling: When deep wells are bored to take out the mineral, the process is called drilling. Petroleum and natural gas are extracted by this method.

Quarrying: When minerals are simply dug out from near the surface, the process is called quarrying.

Answered by ninjalamokllo009
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Answer:

its drilling

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