Recent radar scans of Tutankhamun's tomb conclusively prove that there are no additional chambers or passages behind the walls of the famed pharaoh's burial chamber in the Valley of the Kings, Egyptian officials announced today.

Inferences:
I. It was previously assumed that there were secret chambers or other mysteries hidden behind Tutankhamun’s burial chamber.
II. King Tutankhamun is one of the most well-known pharaohs in the world.
III. Radar scans penetrate wood, concrete, and other walls and help figure out what’s there on the other side.

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Recent radar scans of Tutankhamun's tomb conclusively prove that there are no additional chambers or passages behind the walls of the famed pharaoh's burial chamber in the Valley of the Kings, Egyptian officials announced today.

Inferences:
I. It was previously assumed that there were secret chambers or other mysteries hidden behind Tutankhamun’s burial chamber.
II. King Tutankhamun is one of the most well-known pharaohs in the world.
III. Radar scans penetrate wood, concrete, and other walls and help figure out what’s there on the other side.

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**Solution:**

1. **Inference I:** The statement mentions that recent radar scans "conclusively prove" there are no additional chambers. The use of "prove" implies there was a prior belief or assumption that such chambers might exist. Hence, Inference I follows.

2. **Inference II:** The statement describes Tutankhamun as the "famed pharaoh," which means he is famous and well-known. Therefore, Inference II follows.

3. **Inference III:** The statement refers to radar scans used to detect chambers behind walls. This implies that radar scans can penetrate walls and reveal what is behind them. Thus, Inference III follows.

Since all three inferences logically follow from the statement, the correct answer is option D: All of them follow.

**Answer:** All of them follow

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