Which statement about area designations for both Cape Horn and Edge Water is correct?

Which statement about area designations for both Cape Horn and Edge Water is correct?

• A. Cape Horn and Edge Water share A, B, C
• B. Cape Horn has A, B, C; Edge Water has A, B
• C. Cape Horn has A, B; Edge Water has B, C, D
• D. Cape Horn has A, B; Edge Water has A, B, C

Answer: (A)

Understanding area designations helps you know which safety rules apply in a location. When two sites share the same designations, the same precautions apply there. In this case, both Cape Horn and Edge Water have designations A, B, and C. That means the same safety requirements associated with A, B, and C apply at both sites. The other statements would either assign additional designations to one site or omit a designation that both share, which contradicts the idea that they both have A, B, and C. So, the statement that Cape Horn and Edge Water share A, B, and C is correct.

Understanding area designations helps you know which safety rules apply in a location. When two sites share the same designations, the same precautions apply there.

In this case, both Cape Horn and Edge Water have designations A, B, and C. That means the same safety requirements associated with A, B, and C apply at both sites. The other statements would either assign additional designations to one site or omit a designation that both share, which contradicts the idea that they both have A, B, and C. So, the statement that Cape Horn and Edge Water share A, B, and C is correct.