What is unique about obtaining water from an artesian well?
O The water is heated by magma or hot rocks.
O The water is found in an impermeable layer.
O The water is under pressure naturally and no pump is needed.
O Amechanical pump must be installed to bring water to the surface.

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Answer:

c-The water is under pressure naturally and no pump is needed.

Explanation:

Water from Artesian well is the water is under pressure naturally and no pump is needed.

What is Artesian well?

A well from which water flows under natural pressure without the need for pumping is known as an artesian well.

It is excavated or drilled whenever a gently sinking, permeable rock layer (such as sandstone) collects water at a level higher than the ground surface at the well site.

Water goes down into the aquifer (water-bearing layer) at the outcrop, but is blocked from escaping by impermeable rock layers above and below it (such as shale).

Water is forced to the surface of a well drilled down into the aquifer by the weight of the water (hydrostatic pressure) the pressure for the continuous up flow is maintained by the continued penetration of water into the aquifer at the intake region.

The ability to collect water is what distinguishes artesian wells.

The water is under pressure naturally and no pump is needed.

Pumping water isn't essential because there isn't any pressure in the water.

Hence, the correct option is C.

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