Which structural consequence arises when lateral bracing fails along Viking rope bridges?

💡 Explanation

Excessive torsion occurs because the absence of lateral bracing allows greater rotational freedom via Torsional stress transferring to the deck, therefore twisting occurs, rather than forces being distributed properly inhibiting cable torsion.

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