What is the difference between 'bearing to' an aid and 'bearing from' an aid for navigation?

• A. Bearing to is the angle from you toward the aid; bearing from is the angle from the aid toward you; either can be used to plot a line of position depending on data available.
• B. Bearing to and bearing from are the same angle; they can be used interchangeably in all cases.
• C. Bearing from uses only magnetic north; bearing to uses true north.
• D. Bearing from is the angle from the aid toward your position; bearing to is the angle from your position toward the aid; you must invert when plotting.

Answer: (A)