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if an iceberg has a volume of 8660 cubic feet, what is the mass in kg of the iceberg?
13 years ago

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DrBob222
I would multiply 8660 ft^3 x density ice (in lbs/ft^3) = total mass in pounds.
Then pounds x 453.6 convert it to grams and divide by 1000 to convert to kg.
You will need to look up the density ice in lb/ft^3 as I don't remember that number.
13 years ago

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