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At what angle should a projectile be launched for it to travel 156.25 feet at an...

At what angle should a projectile be launched for it to travel 156.25 feet at an initial velocity of 100 ft/sec, given that it must clear a ten-foot high wall that is 20 feet away in its line of fire?

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