Which consequence results when longship hogging develops mid-voyage?

💡 Explanation

Reduced rudder effectiveness occurs, because hogging deforms the hull, altering water flow; this hydrodynamic decoupling inhibits control, rather than benefiting maneuverability; therefore rudder input yields compromised steering especially during crosswinds.

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