Question

coal is primarily formed from land plant matter. in what form is coal extracted? plasma solid liquid gas

Explanation:

Coal is a fossil fuel that exists in a solid state. It is formed from the remains of land plants over millions of years and is extracted as a solid (e.g., in the form of coal seams or deposits that are mined as solid chunks or processed into solid forms like coal briquettes). Plasma is a highly ionized state of matter, liquid and gas forms don't apply to coal in its extracted state.

Answer:

B. solid