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3rd option is the answer

Explanation:

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The Muisca tribe's gold is found in both passages are the gold dust was used to cover the body of the king. Thus, option (c) is correct.

The term “passage” refers to the explanation and description of a sentence in relation to a topic. The passage aimed to describe those details related to the theme of the story. The different passage is to justify to the different things as to clarify. The passage is to define the important terms.

According to the passage, the gold found on the Muisca tribe's gold dust is used to cover the body of the king. The statue's cover was made of gold. Colombia has a statue. It was also known as the El Dorado in Spanish.

As  a result, the Muisca tribe's gold is found in both passages are the gold dust was used to cover the body of the king. Therefore, option (c) is correct.

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