Sailing options v wind expand, with different sizes of sail; redundancy of systems is acquired, in the event one sail rigging or sail goes down. Maintenance and tending decrease as sails are adjusted for optimum sailing and tending requirements.
Generally speaking : give way, unless it is a 'commercial' powered boat. The reason: a relatively small boat with an engine can maneuver, accelerate and slow down much more easily than a sail boat. But commercial ships practically always have right of way over everyone else: because of their size and weight slowing down and maneuvering is much more difficult than for a sail boat and large ships having to swerve to avoid sail boats would create a hazard for all other ships.
A sail boat or yacht.
A sail boat Also motorsailers and rafts
Yes he did sail by boat
sail
a sail boat
No It was the first boat with English settlers to sail to America
how does the area of the sail affect how a model boat sail
There is no set size for a sail. There are standard sizes for many vessels but a boat may have more than one sail and these too, will be different.
When a sail boat overtakes a power boat the power boat is the stand on vessel.
No !
More surface area foils more wind. Actually, the wind PULLS a boat after foiling around the curve of the sail. It is the same aerodynamic theory of "lift".