Which consequence increased during Viking longship rowing due to improperly synchronized strokes?

💡 Explanation

Improper synchronization during rowing adds irregular forces causing increased bending stresses due to uneven load distribution throughout the ship; therefore, bending moment on the hull increases, rather than hydrodynamic drag or bow wave, because these depend on consistent speed.

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