 Southeast-by-east is three quarter winds (or 33.75°) away from east (on a 32-point compass, in order of quarter-winds away from east, 1 quarter is east-by-south, 2 quarters is East-southeast, 3 quarters is southeast-by-east).That means that the navigator should consult the third row, "q" = 3, on the toleta.Suppose the ship sailed 100 miles on the SE-by-E bearing.