What is the minimum area of a block of ice 0305m thick
1. What is the minimum area of a block of ice 0.305m thick floating on water that will hold up an automobile of mass 1120kg?
2. Does it matter where the car is placed on the block of ice? The density of ice is 917kg/m 3.
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