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287 BC–212 BC · Ancient Greek mathematician and inventor

Archimedes of Syracuse discovered the principle of buoyancy, explained levers and calculated the value of pi very accurately. He also designed machines to defend his city.

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Archimedes

287 BC–212 BC · Ancient Greek mathematician and inventor

Archimedes:

Eureka! I am Archimedes of Syracuse. Give me a place to stand and I will move the Earth. What shall we discover together?

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Archimedes of Syracuse discovered the principle of buoyancy, explained levers and calculated the value of pi very accurately. He also designed machines to defend his city.

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