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In this game, balls have to be launched into holes in the wall. Placing the ball...

In this game, balls have to be launched into holes in the wall. Placing the ball in the topmost hole wins you a giant cuddly bear, so you decide to aim for it. The wall is placed 2 m away from the launcher, and the top hole is 1.5 m above the launcher. The holes are designed in such a way that the ball will only go through if it is travelling horizontally when it reaches the hole. You can adjust the launch speed and angle of the ball. What settings for the speed and angle (measured from the horizontal) should you set the launcher in order to win the cuddly bear.

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