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← HistoryWhich risk increases when a besieged fortress's curtain walls undergo progressive deformation?
A)Rammings will achieve greater effect✓
B)Gaps enable sapping foundations
C)Stone rapidly undergoes thermal shock
D)Defenders cannot return projectile fire
💡 Explanation
A compromised wall allows 'impact force concentration', because a deformable wall transfers incoming force non-uniformly. Therefore, rammings achieve greater effect, rather than distributing force widely as against a rigid wall.
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