A brush fire is burning on a rock ledge on one side of a ravine that is 30 m wide. A fire truck sits on the opposite side of the ravine at an elevation 4.5 m above the burning brush. The fire hose nozzle is aimed 35 degrees above horizontal, and the firefighters control the water velocity by adjusting the water pressure. Because the water supply at a wilderness fire is limited, the firefighters want to use as little as possible. At what speed should the stream of water leave the hose so that the water hits the fire on the first shot?