Science, asked by umangrai5900, 10 months ago

Why are coal mines deep in the earth?

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Answered by mnandhini335

coal is the sedimentary rock.

so, coal mines are deep under in the earth.

Answered by Simi2721

Explanation:

Coal is a sedimentary rock.. It is made of small rocks,dead plants, and the fossils of dead animals which are buried deep in the ground. That is why it is found deep in the ground of the earth.

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