Question

which of the following are not proper egress procedures for a capsized vessel?
swim clear and away
weakest swimmer first
stay with the boat
best swimmer first then the weakest swimmer

Explanation:

Proper egress procedures for a capsized vessel typically involve staying with the boat (for visibility and flotation), helping the weakest swimmer first (to ensure their safety as they are at higher risk), and not swimming clear and away (as the boat provides safety). The option "Best swimmer first then the weakest swimmer" is not a proper procedure as it prioritizes the best swimmer first instead of the most vulnerable (weakest) swimmer who needs immediate assistance.

Answer:

Best swimmer first then the weakest swimmer