Question 1496Navigation General
70% to passWhat is the relative bearing of an object broad on the starboard bow?
A
030°
B
045°
C
060°
D
075°
AI Explanation
The correct answer is B) 045°. An object that is broad on the starboard bow has a relative bearing of 045°. This is because the starboard bow is the direction 45 degrees to the right of the ship's heading, and "broad" refers to an object located at a bearing of 90 degrees to the ship's heading. The other options are incorrect because 030° would be forward of the starboard beam, 060° would be aft of the starboard bow, and 075° would be too far aft to be considered "broad on the starboard bow."
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