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← HistoryWhich consequence arose as Viking longships became longer?
A)Decreased transverse structural stability✓
B)Increased susceptibility rudder failure
C)Reduced maneuverability shallow rivers
D)Higher ice damage northern voyages
💡 Explanation
Greater length increased the bending moment, thereby increasing risk of Hogging, because the vessel becomes relatively less resistant to bending, leading to decreased transverse structural stability, rather than increased maneuverability in rivers.
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