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F = Av^2/400, for v (force of wind on a sail).

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F = Av^2/400
v^2 = 400F/A
v = 20√(F/A)

400F = Av^2

V = sqrt(400FA)
or = 20Sqrt(FA)

400F/A = Av^2

V = sqrt(400F/A)
or = 20Sqrt(F/A)

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