Determine the bearing and distance from P of the first line segment of your course using the tools available.  Steer on a bearing of 60o for a distance of 100 nautical miles. ResetAdd text answerQ 5.3Determine the bearing to Q for the second line segment of the course.

The question seems to be incomplete. However, I'll try to provide a general guide on how to determine the bearing and distance in navigation.

1. First, you need to know the initial position, which is point P in this case.

2. Then, you are given a bearing of 60 degrees. Bearing is the clockwise angle from the north. So, from point P, you would turn 60 degrees from the north in a clockwise direction.

3. After that, you are told to travel a distance of 100 nautical miles. You would then measure this distance on your map using the scale provided and mark the end point of this line segment. This is your new position after the first line segment of your course.

4. To determine the bearing to point Q for the second line segment of the course, you would need to know the location of point Q. Once you have that, you would draw a line from your new position to point Q.

5. Then, you would measure the angle of this line from the north in a clockwise direction. This is the bearing to point Q.

6. To find the distance to point Q, you would measure the length of the line segment from your new position to point Q using the scale provided on your map.

Please note that this is a general guide and the exact method may vary depending on the specific tools and map you are using.