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← HistoryWhich limitation of timber restricts the length of period ship hulls because of its limited material properties?
A)Elastic instability causes global buckling✓
B)Galvanic corrosion creates hull breaches
C)Fungal decay creates porous structures
D)Thermal expansion induces material fatigue
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Elastic instability limits hull size because column buckling amplifies under compressive loading; therefore frame strength decreases rather than experiencing sheer force issues, unlike cracking from decay in fungi.
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