The phrase "This is just the tip of the iceberg" is often used. It refers to the huge masses of ice that float in the oceans and only show a small fraction of their structure on the surface. Most of the icebergs hide below the water level. Based on the diagram below, what is the likely density of icebergs? (The density of salt water in the oceans is 1.03 g / ml.)
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Their ratio is given by the mass density of ice: M/V = Rhoi ~ 0.90 g/cm3 (iceberg ice is more dense than normal ice since it has been compressed by thousands of years of pressure - normal ice is 0.917 g/cm3).

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