What is the multiplier for a 10 degree offset?

What is the multiplier for a 10 degree offset?

• A. 5
• B. 7
• C. 8
• D. 6

Answer: (D)

The idea here is that a correction multiplier is taken from a reference table that maps an angle offset to a specific factor used to adjust the measurement. For a 10-degree offset, the table assigns a multiplier of six. So you apply the factor of six to the relevant quantity to correct for that offset, giving the corrected value. The other numbers correspond to different offset ranges on the same table, not the 10-degree case, so they don’t apply here.

The idea here is that a correction multiplier is taken from a reference table that maps an angle offset to a specific factor used to adjust the measurement. For a 10-degree offset, the table assigns a multiplier of six. So you apply the factor of six to the relevant quantity to correct for that offset, giving the corrected value.

The other numbers correspond to different offset ranges on the same table, not the 10-degree case, so they don’t apply here.