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A sailboat mast acts as a lever. It is a long, vertical pole that supports the sails, allowing them to catch the wind and generate lift. The force exerted by the wind on the sails creates a torque around the base of the mast, enabling the sailboat to move forward. The mast's design helps optimize this leverage for efficient sailing.

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2d ago

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