Which consequence followed delayed tacking maneuvers in Viking longships?

💡 Explanation

Increased slippage occurs due to leeway because, in a delayed tack, the helmsman struggles to re-align the sail's angle of attack quickly, resulting in inefficient force generation. Therefore, slippage increases, rather than keel moment increasing or greater sail draft emerging.

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