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← HistoryWhich consequence routinely occurred when early chronometers failed at sea?
A)Significant longitudinal navigational errors arose✓
B)Ships ran out of fresh water
C)Sailcloth production could not be scheduled
D)Cannon aiming became highly inaccurate
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Early chronometers that lost accuracy led to errors in dead reckoning, because determining longitude depended on highly accurate timekeeping, therefore navigation was impacted; rather than water issues or sails.
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