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On 14 September your 1810 ZT DR position is LAT 27°12.0' S, LONG 71°10.0' E. You are on course 060°T at a speed of 15.0 knots. You observed 3 celestial bodies. Determine the latitude and longitude of your 1822 running fix.

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