Which risk increases when a ship encounters rogue waves?

💡 Explanation

Hull stress increases because constructive interference, specifically linear superposition, combines wave amplitudes, therefore this stress exceeds hull design limits, rather than the alternative electrical or cavitation possibilities at engine frequencies.

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