Answer:
B) 634.12 feet
Explanation:
What is the Angle of Depression?
The angle of depression is defined as an angle constructed by a horizontal line and the line joining the object and the observer's eye.
In the given situation, the first angle of depression is 15° and the second angle of depression is 4°.
The attached image models this situation
AB represents the building
BC is the line of sight from the top of the building to the first location of the car at 15° angle of depression; AC is the distance of the first sighting of the car from the base of the building
BD represents the line of sight at the second position of the car at 4° angle of depression; AD is the distance of the second sighting of the car from the base of the building
The distance covered by the car while Sam was watching = AD - AC
Consider the right triangle ABC.
m∠ABC = 90 - 15° = 75°
Using the formula for the tangent of an angle in a right triangle,

Now consider the right triangle ABD
AD represents the distance of the car from base of the building at second sighting.
m∠ABD = 90 - m∠DBF = 90 - 4 = 86°
Using the formula for the tangent of an angle:

The distance traveled by the car between the two sightings is
AD - AC
= 858.04 - 223.92 = 634.12 feet
This would be option B)