Which consequence arises aboard a 9th-century Viking longship when exceeding the sail's intended yaw tolerance?

💡 Explanation

A longship exceeding its yaw tolerance generates excessive heeling during maneuvers; windward lift increases, raising one side and reducing stability, leading to a higher capsize risk because the center of gravity shifts, therefore capsize risk increases rather than balanced drag or reduced strain.

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