Which consequence results when Viking longship sails experience persistent yaw?

💡 Explanation

Yaw increases asymmetric aerodynamic force; this induces heeling due to asymmetric drag. Because center of gravity displacement amplifies, capsize risk increases; therefore, this is likelier rather than mast bending, which tolerates momentary lateral force better.

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