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What outcome frequently occured when Viking longship rope rigging approached its yield strength?

A)Sail collapse, directional control loss
B)Hull breach, seawater catastrophic intrusion
C)Increased speed, more effective raiding
D)Stronger knots, enhanced rope lifetime

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Sail collapse, directional control loss occured because exceeding yield strength resulted in plastic deformation of the rope via creep, initiating a chain reaction; thereforce directional control was significantly decremented, rather than the rope holding due to knot strength

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