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Yes, it does. As long as it's not resting on the bottom, the bouyancy of the ice underneath the top ice will push a little more of the top ice out of the water
by randallsquared 13y ago
Yes, it does. As long as it's not resting on the bottom, the bouyancy of the ice underneath the top ice will push a little more of the top ice out of the water. The amount of ice matters for how far out it sticks, but the number of pieces it's divided into doesn't matter.