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← HistoryWhich mechanical consequence arises from a delayed sapping operation?
A)Catapult effectiveness declines rapidly
B)Reinforcements successfully resupply the fort
C)The siege-tower reaches breaching proximity✓
D)Miner suffocation from collapsing tunnel
💡 Explanation
Delay in sapping gives defenders time to reinforce, thus increasing the risk that siege-tower's **mechanical advantage decreases** reaching the walls leading to capture. This occurs because the walls haven't been weakened enough; therefore the siege towers reach the fort, rather than catapults becoming less effective or collapse if undermining was conducted properly.
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