We know that Ice is lighter than water. But still why do icebergs are sunk so deep inside the water?

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Dear Student,
Icebergs do not sunk inside the water.

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We know that Ice is lighter than water. But still why do icebergs are sunk so deep inside the water?

Dear Student,Icebergs do not sunk inside the water.

Dear Student,
Icebergs do not sunk inside the water.