USCG USCG GENNAV
Set 1 • Question #29 of 246
Launch Interactive Practice Room The velocity of the apparent wind can be more than the true wind, and come from the same direction, if certain conditions are present. One condition is that the __________.
A
ship's speed must be less than the true wind velocity
B
true wind must be from dead astern
C
true wind velocity must be faster than the ship's speed
D
true wind must be from dead ahead
✓ Correct Answer
USCG NMC Regulatory Explanation
In USCG General Navigation principles (Bowditch, Light Lists, and Coast Pilots), regarding 'The velocity of the apparent wind can be more than the true wind, and come from the same direction, if certain conditions are present. One condition is that the', the verified fact is: 'true wind must be from dead ahead'.
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