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← HistoryWhich outcome results when medieval fortifications experience undermining?
A)Wall structural collapse occurs rapidly✓
B)Increased arrow range from height
C)Accelerated gate rusting appears slowly
D)Reduced visibility obscures the enemy
💡 Explanation
Undermining removes the soil supporting a wall leading to a Bearing Capacity Failure because the distributed load exceeds soil strength; therefore structural elements buckle rather than experiencing incremental deformation since lateral support vanished.
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