What is the day VFR visibility requirement to operate over Cooperstown after departing at or below 700 feet AGL?

The requirement for Visual Flight Rules (VFR) operation at or below 700 feet AGL typically mandates a visibility of at least 1 mile along with being clear of clouds. This guideline is designed to ensure that pilots can see and avoid obstacles, other aircraft, and any potential hazards while flying in controlled airspace and within the vicinity of an airport. Therefore, option stating “1 mile and clear of clouds” accurately reflects the minimums required for safe operation in day VFR conditions in such scenarios, allowing pilots to maintain situational awareness and navigate effectively.

Other options suggest different visibility or cloud clearance requirements that are either more stringent or applicable to different situations or altitudes, which do not align with the specific requirements for operations at or below 700 feet AGL.