It varies widely. The speed depends on factors such as hull shape, type of rigging, crew experience. the weight varies from a few kilos to many tons
Yes, especially the weight of the boat. Both of them really affects the speed when you sail to the ocean. Even if you have a small boat but it is fully loaded with your stuffs it will have a slow start before it regains the normal speed.
The closer to the maximum speed the boat gets the harder it is to increase the speed.
Displacement: The weight of the water the boat displaces. Hull weight: The weight of the hull of the boat
It depends on the speed of the vessel, the wind speed, the place and how choppy it is.
it cant
a sail boat can go twice the speed of the wind in optimal conditions. speedboat 30-40
A little wind can move a boat depending on the size and weight of the boat.
A sail boat or yacht.
row boat, paddle boat, motor boat, sail boat, cargo boat, speed boat, and fishing boat
The fastest point of sail is typically downwind with the wind directly behind the boat, known as sailing "dead downwind." To optimize speed in this position, sailors can use techniques such as adjusting sail trim, using spinnaker sails, and steering a straight course to catch the most wind and maximize boat speed.
A sail boat Also motorsailers and rafts
Yes he did sail by boat