Which consequence results when sailing past a ship suffering from significant hogging?

💡 Explanation

Induced hydrodynamic forces may occur, because a hogged ship's altered hull shape introduces asymmetric flow patterns compared to typical vessels. Therefore, nearby passing ships also experience unexpected forces, rather than other localized effects involving rudder-propeller.

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