What is the difference between 'bearing to' an aid and 'bearing from' an aid for navigation?

What is the difference between 'bearing to' an aid and 'bearing from' an aid for navigation?

• A. Bearing to is the angle from you toward the aid; bearing from is the angle from the aid toward you; either can be used to plot a line of position depending on data available.
• B. Bearing to and bearing from are the same angle; they can be used interchangeably in all cases.
• C. Bearing from uses only magnetic north; bearing to uses true north.
• D. Bearing from is the angle from the aid toward your position; bearing to is the angle from your position toward the aid; you must invert when plotting.

Answer: (A)