Question

what did hellenistic scientists build using archimedes ideas? force pump, pneumatic machines, and steam engine battery, electric motor, and generator compass, astrolabe, and sextant printing press, telescope, and microscope

Explanation:

Archimedes, a key Hellenistic scientist, contributed to mechanics and fluid dynamics. Hellenistic scientists applied his principles (e.g., on levers, fluids) to build practical devices like force pumps (for moving water), pneumatic machines (using air pressure), and early steam engines (e.g., Hero's aeolipile, which drew on related mechanical ideas). The other options include inventions from later eras (e.g., battery, printing press) or unrelated to Archimedes' work.

Answer:

Force pump, pneumatic machines, and steam engine