Create a drawing of the text Eureka: The King of Syracuse, a colony of ancient

Create a drawing of the text Eureka: The King of Syracuse, a colony of ancient Greece, ordered a goldsmith to make him a new crown. The king suspected that the goldsmith had not used all the gold the king gave him to make the 5 crowns.. The king then asked Archimedes, the great scientist and mathematician, to find out if the goldsmith had adulterated his gold crown with silver. Archimedes devoted time and thought to this problem. The solution came shortly after, when Archimedes was getting into the bathtub. He realized that, when diving into the water, the water level rose and its apparent weight seemed to decrease. Suddenly, Arquimedes percebeu que havia encontrado the solution to the king's problem. Excited about your After Discovery, he jumped out of the bathtub and ran naked through the streets screaming "Eureka, eureka!" ["I found, I found!"]. To the astonished citizens of Syracuse, It probably looked like the naked man had lost something – either his clothes or his mind. 20 What happened was very simple. The bathtub was full and the water overflowed when Archimedes got into the bathtub.. Archimedes used his scientific observation powers and figured out how to solve the problem. First he took a quantity of gold and a quantity of 25 of silver, each equal in weight to the crown. The weights of gold and silver were equal, but their volumes do not. The silver, being less dense, was more voluminous than gold. Next. Archimedes took two vessels filled to the brim with water.. He put the 30 gold coins in one and the silver coins in the other.. The silver, because it is more voluminous, caused more water to overflow. Finally Archimedes tested the crown against the same weight of gold.. When placed in water, the crown caused more overflow. proto, the crown should contain 35 metals besides gold. The scientist concluded that the goldsmith had indeed tampered with the king's golden crown.. Through observation and mathematical reasoning. Archimedes found something: the solution to the king's problem