Archimedes was asked by his king to figure out a way of telling if people were giving him fake gold objects. That was when Archimedes discovered his famous principle: an object placed in water displaces the same volume of water as the object’s volume. Explain how Archimedes used this to solve his problem.

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Archimedes was able o obtain the actual volume of the supposedly gold made object by collecting the water displaced by the object as it was sunk on a bowl filled with water to the rim. Then knowing the volume displaced and therefore the volume of the object, he could find the object's density (mass over volume). The mass he could get just by weighting the object. and compare that with the density of any other object made of real gold (like for example a coin) and see if the quotient was the same. The density of both objects should be the same if they are made of the same material.

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Gold has a specific density. While fake gold can look exactly like gold, its density cannot be replaced. When an object is placed in water, its density and volume can be calculated by finding out how much water it displaces. If a fake gold object is placed in water, it will displace a different amount of water than actual gold will. Therefore, Archimedes' principle helped the king discover fake gold.

y=mx+b

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m is slope, b is y-intercept

its 8

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