Which limitation appears when a Viking longship experiences hogging?

💡 Explanation

Hogging bends the longship's keel upwards amidships due to uneven wave support meaning the longitudinal bending moment exceeds material strength; therefore seaworthiness is reduced because the hull risks structural failure in severe wave states, rather than affecting other capabilities.

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