Which risk increased if early longship hulls experienced hogging?

💡 Explanation

Increased hogging strains the longitudinal joints, causing frame cracking due to reduced overall Stiffness because this stress concentration overcomes structural margins; therefore frame cracking propagation worsens along the hull sections, rather than improved steering, sail functionality increments or rowing effectiveness assistance.

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