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Q: Which of the following does Archimedes' principle help to explain?
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I suspect you will find that is was the very first person to immerse themselves in a container filled with water. And I further suspect that person's name was never recorded WRONGIt was Archimedes who did it i further researched it!!!---------------meant_to_ask.">That made me smile! Archimedes may have been famous for his fabled 'Eureka' statement but it does not mean he was the first person to notice the principle of displacement even if he was the first (as far as we are told) to codify it. Think about it. If you get into a bath you KNOW the water rises. You don't need to be a Greek mathematician to see that. What he did was to apply the knowledge and come up with the reason why it happens. So....I assure you I am not wrong. I simply answered the question you asked but possibly not the question you meant to ask.I asked the question meaning i wanted a name not the comment so in technicality you are incorrect for not answering the question asked. What you write is no help to anyone


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