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The average density of pure ice is about 920 kg/m³. The average density of seawater is about 1025 kg/m³. By Archimedes's principle, the mass of the seawater displaced (i.e. the amount of the iceberg underwater) should equal the mass of the iceberg.
Using that principle, for each 1 m³ of seawater displaced it takes 1025 kg of ice - which will have a volume of 1025 kg x 1 m³/920 kg = 1.114 m³. In other words, 1m³ of the iceberg is submerged for every 1.114 m³ of iceberg.
1/1.114 = 0.89756
So, on average about 90% of the iceberg is submerged.
If the seawater is a little less salty, more of the iceberg is submerged.
If the iceberg is "dirty" - with stuff in it that is more dense than ice, more of the iceberg is submerged.
If the iceberg has voids (air pockets) it will be less dense and less of the iceberg is submerged.
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What is the average temp of a tundra?
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How do ice crystals form in a cloud?
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Does it go below freezing in Oklahoma?
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Where in the world can you find snow?
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Why does gritting and salting the roads help the snow and ice to melt?
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How do you stop the water in a car from freezing?
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How do you get the driver's side door lock to work when the key will go in but won't turn on a 96 Lumina 3.1?
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