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Question: Why do icebergs float?
Answer: So they can stay cool.
Answer: So they can stay cool.
posted by ms. v. at 7:38 PM
Wednesday, May 31, 2006
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4 Comments:
T^hey float because ice is 92% the density of freshwater and 89% the density of saltwater. That means that only 8-11% of the iceberg is above the water line.
I like Ms. Frizzle's answer.
lady strathconn;
And people wonder why we are losing the race in science education?
Ms Frizzle:
I assume it was an answer from one of your students and not really a joke.
Well, it was an answer from one of my students, but putting it on the blog was because I thought it was funny. Wrong, but way more creative than most of the other wrong answers.
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