According to the Supreme Court, an Oklahoma law that required coal-burning power plants in the state to burn at least 10 percent Oklahoma-mined coal is an example of:

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The Supreme Court declared that the Oklahoma law requiring coal-burning power plants to use a minimum of 10% Oklahoma-mined coal was unconstitutional in the case of Hughes v. Oklahoma in 1979. The Court ruled that the law violated the Commerce Clause of the Constitution by placing an undue burden on interstate commerce. Therefore, the correct answer is A) an unconstitutional law.

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