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The helm command "Steady as you go" means __________. a) Hold the present course b) Make a gradual turn to port c) Make a gradual turn to starboard d) Stop all steering actions
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The helm command "Steady as you go" means __________.

a) Hold the present course
b) Make a gradual turn to port
c) Make a gradual turn to starboard
d) Stop all steering actions

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Final answer:

The helm command 'Steady as you go' means Hold the present course.

Step-by-step explanation:

The helm command 'Steady as you go' means Hold the present course. This means that the ship should continue moving forward in the same direction without any change in course or speed. It is a command given to the helmsman to maintain the current heading.

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