Chronometer rate and error calculation - Example 3

This video uses an example to explain the procedure of calculating the chronometer rate and error, based on its comparisons with the GMT time. A chronometer is a device (clock) kept on the ship's bridge that provides the GMT (Greenwich Mean Time). Often, the chronometer runs ahead (error fast) or behind (error slow) the GMT. A ship's officer is required to calculate the daily rate and resulting error of chronometer to correct the clock so that it reflects the correct GMT time. This Example 3 shows one of the ways the question is formulated in this topic. Link to example 1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QZpIcYRtbjU&t=19s Link to example 2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mHeAsh_9vg0