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← HistoryWhich outcome results when longship hogging beyond design limits?
A)Frame joints experience increased shear✓
B)Sailcloth undergoes increased UV degradation
C)Rope rigging experiences accelerated creaking
D)Keel experiences increased hydrodynamic drag
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Increased shear stresses on frame joints results when hogging exceeds the vessel's capacity, because hogging induces bending stress concentrated at these points due to relative movement; therefore, frame joints weaken, rather than keel drag or cosmetic issues with sail/rigging.
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