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Boat oars function as third-class levers. In this type of lever, the effort applied is between the fulcrum and the load, allowing for a greater range of motion and speed. When the oar is propelled through the water, the rower's hands act as the effort point, the oarlocks serve as the fulcrum, and the resistance of the water acts as the load. This configuration enables efficient propulsion of the boat.

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