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← HistoryBeginning in the Han dynasty, which limitation increased as continuous draw crossbow firing rates increased?
A)Bowstring material tensile creep✓
B)Trigger sear wear rates increased
C)Bronze prod lamination failure
D)Cast iron oxidation accelerating fatigue
💡 Explanation
Bowstring material choice limits firing rate because the mechanism of tensile creep shortens life and thereby decreases reliability; therefore early crossbow designs had relatively lower sustained draw rates, rather than succumbing to trigger wear or oxidation.
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