When golfing, a wind in the direction of the hole causes a ball to go further, while wind in the opposite direction slows the ball and causes a shorter shot. Under non-windy conditions, a golfer can hit the ball 250.0 m when the angle of flight of the ball is 45.0 from the horizontal. Assuming the same initial speed of the ball, how could the golfer modify the angle of flight of the ball to produce a greater distance on a day when there is a wind blowing with a velocity of 10.0m/s in the direction of the golf hole? State an angle and new horizontal displacement of the golf ball