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What was the course made good from 0630 to 0654?

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What was the course made good from 0630 to 0654?

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🔍 Key Concepts

• Course made good (CMG) is the actual track over the ground between two known positions • Use the 0630 and 0654 positions on the chart or plotting sheet to find the direction of that track • Convert the direction of the line between the two positions to a true course (°T) using the compass rose

💭 Think About

• Have you carefully plotted the vessel’s position at 0630 and at 0654, then drawn a straight line from the earlier to the later position? • When you lay your parallel rulers or triangle on that line and walk them to the compass rose, what true direction does the line indicate? • Are you using the correct outer or inner scale on the compass rose for true (not magnetic) directions?

✅ Before You Answer

• Verify you are measuring from 0630 to 0654 (earlier to later), not the other way around • Confirm you are reading true degrees (°T) on the compass rose, not magnetic or compass • Double‑check that your plotted positions are correct and that you’re not accidentally using the ship’s intended course instead of the actual track between fixes

Question 1 of 27070

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What was the course made good from 0630 to 0654?

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090°T

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078°T

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086°T

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082°T

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Question 1 / 2707066636eea28f7522a1c51affd

Question 1 of 2707066636eea28f7522a1c51affd

What was the course made good from 0630 to 0654?

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Question 1 of 27070

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What was the course made good from 0630 to 0654?

If the question has a related picture, it will appear here.

🔍 Key Concepts

• Course made good (CMG) is the actual track over the ground between two known positions • Use the 0630 and 0654 positions on the chart or plotting sheet to find the direction of that track • Convert the direction of the line between the two positions to a true course (°T) using the compass rose

💭 Think About

• Have you carefully plotted the vessel’s position at 0630 and at 0654, then drawn a straight line from the earlier to the later position? • When you lay your parallel rulers or triangle on that line and walk them to the compass rose, what true direction does the line indicate? • Are you using the correct outer or inner scale on the compass rose for true (not magnetic) directions?

✅ Before You Answer

• Verify you are measuring from 0630 to 0654 (earlier to later), not the other way around • Confirm you are reading true degrees (°T) on the compass rose, not magnetic or compass • Double‑check that your plotted positions are correct and that you’re not accidentally using the ship’s intended course instead of the actual track between fixes