Icebergs consist of freshwater ice and float in the ocean with only about 9.00% of their volume above water (the "tip of the iceberg," so to speak). This percentage can vary, depending on the condition of the ice. Assume that the ice has the density , although, in reality, this can vary considerably, depending on the condition of the ice and the amount of impurities in it. What percentage of the icebergs' volume would be above water if they were floating in a large freshwater lake such as Lake Superior?

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Icebergs consist of freshwater ice and float in the ocean with only about 9.00%  of their volume above water (the "tip of the iceberg," so to speak). This percentage can vary, depending on the condition of the ice. Assume that the ice has the density , although, in reality, this can vary considerably, depending on the condition of the ice and the amount of impurities in it. What percentage of the icebergs' volume would be above water if they were floating in a large freshwater lake such as Lake Superior?