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Practical example of a position determined by horizontal sextant angle and vertical sextant angle

Problem: Your vessel is anchored approximately 2 miles west of Cape Light. A horizontal sextant angle between the following points was taken: Cape Light and the water tower south of the light = 65° At the same time a vertical sextant angle was taken of Cape Light. The sextant reading…

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