Answer:
7892 feet
Step-by-step explanation:
We can solve this problem drawing a triangle, where one vertex is the base of skyscraper A, the second vertex is the top of skyscraper B, and the third is the base of skyscraper B.
The height of skyscraper B will be the triangle side opposite to the 10.6 angle. So, to know the distance between the skyscraper's bases, we use the tangent of the angle, as it is calculated by the opposite cathetus (1477 feet) over the adjacent cathetus (the distance we want: let's call it "d"):
tangent(10.6) = 1477/d = 0.1871
d = 1477/0.1871 = 7892 feet.