Unit 4 test

1.With declination 12°N and latitude 40°N, the amplitude is approximately:

2.Zone time is 0800 at ZD +5. UT is:

3.The true azimuth of the sun is 093.0° and the gyro bearing is 095.5°. Gyro error is:

4.For a star, GHA is obtained from:

5.Amplitude of the sun is observed when:

6.A four-second error in timing a sight produces a longitude error of about:

7.For a sun lower-limb observation, semi-diameter is:

8.Star SHA and declination are tabulated:

9.Three star LOPs form a small but offset triangle. The most likely cause is:

10.The v correction in the Nautical Almanac accounts for:

11.A sextant reads 2.0′ on the arc when set to the horizon. The index correction is:

12.The declination of a body corresponds to which terrestrial coordinate?

13.GHA of the sun is 040°, observer longitude 070°W. LHA is:

14.Dip correction is:

15.Ho is 34°12.0′ and Hc is 34°06.0′. The intercept is: