A navigator is piloting in restricted visibility and can identify only one charted object visually. She takes a bearing of 042°T to the object, runs a timed distance on a steady course, then takes a second bearing of 068°T to the same object. She advances the first LOP along the DR track and intersects it with the second bearing. The result is best described as:

1. A. A fix, because two lines of position were used
2. B. A danger bearing, because only one charted object was used
3. ✓ A running fix, less reliable than a simultaneous two-object fix because it assumes course and speed were held exactlyCorrect
4. D. A three-bearing fix requiring a third observation to confirm position