Answer:
Option B.
Explanation:
Mathematics, is the right answer.
Archimedes was an engineer, astronomer, physicist and mathematician from Greek. He is regarded as one of the most prominent scientists and mathematicians of the Classical age. He used the practice of exhaustion to estimate the area under a parable and furnished a highly reasonable resemblance to the number "Pi". He also outlined the spiral described after him, several methods to measure volumes, and a smart way to display long numbers. His efforts were crucial to the evolution of calculus, algebra, and geometry.
