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← HistoryDuring siege warfare in ancient Greece, which consequence resulted when defenders repeatedly poured water onto wooden siege towers?
A)Enhanced acoustic baffling occurs
B)Timber rot resistance increases
C)Thermal expansion accelerates attack
D)Structural collapse tempo rises✓
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Water-logging significantly accelerates timber degradation because internal fungal decay increases structural instability via cavitation; therefore structural collapse tempo will rise over time, rather than timber showing any enhanced resistance to the invading force.
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