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- Archimedes is a Greek astronomer, physicist, and mathematician Archimedes.
- The interpretation of the physics theories of hydrostatics, statics, and levers was developed by Archimedes.
- In the study of water, it is investigated under what circumstances a fluid maintains its calmness because it is in mechanical equilibrium.
- Large ships can only be propelled over water using the hydrostatics principle.
- It is said that Archimedes invented new machines.
- In his day, Archimedes was a very well-liked scientist.
- He was born in Syracuse, Sicily, some 287 years ago.
- Many mathematical concepts were defined by him.
- Archimedes demonstrated that a sphere’s volume and surface area are equivalent to a cylinder’s two-thirds.
- He was killed by a soldier in 212 BC, and at Archimedes’ request, a sphere and a cylinder were set on his tomb.