Find at what angle does the falling water enter the river

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The Horseshoe Falls on the Canadian side of Niagara Falls have water that moves horizontally at 9.0 meter per second which then falls 53 meter vertically into the Niagara River below. Neglecting any air resistance, find at what angle does the falling water enter the river below?

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