Question #287351

An iceberg is submerged partially in the sea and remaining 1/3 part is outside the sea level. Use Archimedes' principle to determine the density of an iceberg.


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Expert's answer
2022-01-14T09:47:42-0500

The weight of the iceberg is in equilibrium with the buoyant force:


Fg=FA,mg=Fa,ρiVig=ρwgVsubmerged,ρiVig=ρwg(113)Vi,ρi=23ρw=667 kg/m3.F_g=F_A,\\ mg=F_a,\\ \rho_iV_ig=\rho_w gV_\text{submerged},\\ \rho_iV_ig=\rho_w g\bigg(1-\dfrac 13\bigg)V_i,\\ \rho _i=\dfrac 23 \rho_w=667\text{ kg/m}^3.


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