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The entire ice mass of the earth occupies a volume of approximately 30 million km^3. It has been estimated that
sea level would rise by about 80 meters if all this ice melted.]

If this mass were deposited upon the entire surface of the Earth, how thick would the ice layer be? Expre
your answer in meters and feet. (1 km = 1000 m; 1 m = 3.28 ft).

The entire ice mass of the earth occupies a volume of approximately 30 million km3 It has been estimated that sea level would rise by about 80 meters if all thi class=

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michell96

If the ice mass were deposited on the total Earth's surface, it would be 58.82 meters or 192.92 feet.

How to find out the answer?

The formula that can be used is:

  • The total volume of the ice / total surface = thickness of the layer.
  • 30 million cubic kilometers / 510 million squared kilometers =
  • 0.5882 kilometers or 58.82 meters.

How to convert meters to feet?

To convert meters to feet multiply the result by 3.28.

  • 58.82 m x 3.28 = 192.92 feet.

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