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← HistoryWhich outcome reliably occurred when ship carpenters in the 1700s improperly seasoned timber?
A)Increased hull planking susceptibility to rot✓
B)Weakened joinery due to brittle wood
C)Decreased hull structural buoyant stability
D)Compromised rigging attachment point strength
💡 Explanation
Increased hull planking susceptibility happens because unseasoned wood retains moisture, leading to Fungal Decay; therefore, rot accelerates, rather than causing immediate brittleness due to drying or buoyancy reduction caused by the retained moisture's density.
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