Which consequence results when axial sheer on Viking longship hulls exceeds design parameters?

💡 Explanation

Hull splitting occurs because excessive sheer stress exceeds the material's capacity, triggering catastrophic fracture, therefore structural failure is inevitable rather than mere performance degradation, because frames lose integrity causing overall instability.

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