Before revision: For example, if the ship had sailed 65 miles on southeast-by-east, then calculating the alargar from the intended Eastward course is simply a matter of solving the following for : where 26 is the alargar for 100 miles (as given in the second column of the table ).
After revision: For example, if the ship had sailed 65 miles on southeast-by-east, then calculating the alargar from the intended Eastward course is simply a matter of solving the following for : where 55at q = 3 is the alargar for 100 miles (as given in the second column of the table ).