A kite forms a 25° angle with the ground. The wind picks it up so that it then forms a 74° angle with the ground. By how many degrees did the wind increase the kite's angle with the ground?

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Three rays sharing a common endpoint. The first ray is horizontal and points right. The second ray points to a kite that is up and to the right of the endpoint. The third ray points to a higher kite that is also up and to the right of the endpoint. The first two rays form a 25-degree angle. The third ray forms a 74-degree angle with the first ray.