Which outcome would excessive hogging strain induce within Viking longships?

💡 Explanation

Excessive hogging strain—where the ends droop relative to the center—causes keel fracture amidships because the keel experiences maximal tensile stress at mid-length; therefore, keel fracture results, rather than problems at the rudder/sail/gunwales.

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