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← HistoryWhich consequence results from inadequate mortise-and-tenon joinery drying in wooden ship construction?
A)Increased hull flexibility, water ingress✓
B)Decreased resistance to marine borers
C)Elevated galvanic corrosion rates formed
D)Compromised longitudinal compressional strength
💡 Explanation
Water ingress risk increases when wood shrinks because the mortise-and-tenon joints loosen with drying via frictional force reduction; therefore flexibility increases and sealing fails; rather than protecting from beetles because expansion would occur then.
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