By using what we know about right triangles, we will see that the distance is 1479.4 ft
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We assume that the distance between the points is a hypotenuse of a right triangle whit one of the angles measuring 8°, and the adjacent cathetus measuring 1465 ft.
Then we use the relation:
Cos(a) = (adjacent cath)/(hypotenuse)
cos(8°) = (1465 ft)/(distance)
distance = (1465ft)/cos(8°) = 1479.4 ft
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