Which outcome results from using green wood in Viking longship construction?

💡 Explanation

Using green wood increases the risk of warping due to uneven drying, leading to increased hull warping. This flexibility arises because continued moisture evaporation causes differing stress levels throughout the wood, therefore the resulting plank warpage rather than increased vessel speed.

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