The total volume of the continental Antarctica ice sheet, as a basic numeral. 31,000,000 km³.
<h3>What is volume?</h3>
The space occupied by any solid in a three-dimensional space is called the volume of the solid. For Antarctica, the volume will be the space occupied by the ice present in three-dimensional space.
Let us first gather the information needed Land area of Antarctica = 14,000,000 KM squared
The average thickness of Antarctic ice = 2.15 KM
Earth’s oceans cover a total surface area of 340,000,000 KM²
The ice melts into water, the resulting water volume is about 5/6 of the original ice.
(5/6) x (14,000,000 km) x (2.15 km) = 340,000,000 km
14,000,000km² x 2.15km = 31,000,000 km³
Therefore, the total volume of the continental Antarctica ice sheet is a basic numeral. 31,000,000 km³.
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