Which outcome occurs when Viking longship mast-raising ropes suffer hysteresis?

💡 Explanation

Mast-raising speed decreases because the hysteresis introduces internal friction within the rope fibers, limiting recovery, therefore the mast rises slower rather than causing stress or rudder/hull problems in other ship sections.

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