[Answer] Which ancient Greek was said to have shouted “Eureka!” after they made a discovery?

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...1. Archimedes 2. Aristotle 3. Plato 4. Pythagoras

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Archimedes - Ancient Greek mathematician Archimedes came up with his great discovery after the king asked him to ascertain if his new crown was solid gold without damaging it. Archimedes considered the problem while in his bath and noticed that his body displaced some water. This became known as his "eureka" moment as he jumped from his bath to shout, "Eureka!" which means "I've found it!" He would go on to use the theory of water displacement to prove that the king's golden crown had indeed been mixed with silver because when testing it in a bucket of water it displaced more water than a solid gold bar of the same weight. Today, people from all walks of life have adopted Archimedes' cry of "Eureka!" to show they have found the answer to something.:

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