Question

4. Read the following passage carefully
Archaeology has changed substantially in the intervening decades, focusing less on treasure and
more on the fascinating details of life and intriguing mysteries of death. It also uses more
sophisticated tools, including medical technology. In 1968, more than 40 years after Carters
discovery, an anatomy professor X-rayed the mummy and revealed a startling fact beneath the
resin that cakes his chest, his breast-bone and front ribs are missing.
Today diagnostic imaging can be done with computed tomography, or CT, by which hundreds of
X-rays in cross section are put together like slices of bread to create a three-dimensional virtual
body. What more would a CT scan reveal of Tut than the X-ray? And could it answer two of the
biggest questions still lingering about him how did he die and how old was he at the time of
his death?
King Tut's demise was a big event, even by royal standards. He was the last of his family's line
and his funeral was the death rattle of a dynasty. But the particulars of his passing away and its
aftermath are unclear.
on the basis of your reading of the above passage make notes on it using heading and subheadings
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Answer 1

Explanation:

three children are taking round of a same park if the children complete 1 round in 4 5 7 min respectively what will be the time when they meet together if the time now is 5 '0' clock