Which consequence accompanied Norse longship designs experiencing hogging?

💡 Explanation

Hull hogging induced longitudinal bending moment stress, because the vessel experienced greater buoyancy amidships than at the bow/stern. This initiated structural weakening concentrated at joints, therefore hull integrity reduction, rather than increased speed, due to energy distribution.

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