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← HistoryWhich risk greatly increased during Roman ballista operation near fortress walls facing counter-fire scenarios?
A)Wind sheer reduces bolt velocity
B)Torsion spring failure increased sharply✓
C)Gear slippage impairs aiming accuracy
D)Fuel supply shortages decreased efficiency
💡 Explanation
Extended ballista usage caused repeated arm stressing, therefore torsion spring failure increased due to material fatigue under sustained tension, because localized heating weakened molecular structure rather than other issues like aiming or fuel.
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