Which consequence results when a ship’s hull exceeds wave-making speed?

💡 Explanation

Wave-making speed causes increased interaction with its own bow wave via constructive interference, therefore the increased wave drag results, rather than decreased resistance, because more energy transfers into wave formation.

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