Question

*it is from story not from maths equation*

Imagine you are Archimedes Briefly describe your experience and your conclusion to the king

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Answer 1

Answer: CONCLUTION

Archimedes found that the crown did, in fact displace more water than the lump of gold of equal weight. Thus he came to the conclusion that the crown was not pure gold, and that the goldsmith had indeed mixed some silver (or other, lighter metal) into the gold in an attempt to cheat the king.

The solutionv to the problem was that he placed the wreath in a container of water and measured its displacement. ... By measuring the volume of the water and the mass of the wreath, Archimedes was able to determine its mass. Unfortunately for the goldsmitth, the density of the wreath showed that it was not pure gold.

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Answer 2

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ooo hlo mr. I am not a boy I am a girl so why are u telling me bro