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A seaman signed on articles on 16 January 1987 and signed off on 2 March 1987. How should you enter this under the Time of Service column in the articles?

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A seaman signed on articles on 16 January 1987 and signed off on 2 March 1987. How should you enter this under the Time of Service column in the articles?

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• How to correctly count sea service between a sign-on date and a sign-off date • Number of days in January and February for the year in question (not a leap year) • Whether you count service from the date signed on through the date signed off, or stop the day before

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• First, figure out how many days are left in January starting from the 16th, then add the days in February, then add the days in March up to and including the 2nd • Compare the total number of days you calculated with how many days are in 1 month, 1.5 months, and 2 full months • Think about how official sea service is usually recorded: in total days, or in a combination of months and days

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• Confirm that 1987 is not a leap year, so February has 28 days • Be clear whether you are including both the sign-on and sign-off dates in the count • After getting the total number of days, convert it carefully to the closest matching format given in the answer choices (days vs months + days)

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A seaman signed on articles on 16 January 1987 and signed off on 2 March 1987. How should you enter this under the Time of Service column in the articles?

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A seaman signed on articles on 16 January 1987 and signed off on 2 March 1987. How should you enter this under the Time of Service column in the articles?

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