Which navigational error increases if an astrolabe's alidade offset isn't algebraically accounted for when determining angles relative to true zenith?

💡 Explanation

Azimuth error rises because a misaligned alidade displaces the angular reading via parallax; therefore, a navigator's directional fix suffers rather than generating other errors because the geometry is specific to angle measurements.

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