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← HistoryWhich seaworthiness risk increased when oak warp variations were poorly accounted for during 18th-century ship construction?
A)Decreased hull structural integrity✓
B)Increased risk of sail damage
C)Weaker cannon recoil absorption
D)Reduced efficient cargo capacity
💡 Explanation
Decreased hull integrity resulted because oak warp introduces stresses if not properly mitigated during frame construction, leading to weakened joints via stress concentration rather than affecting the sails; therefore, structural failure is the priority.
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