A ball is thrown at an angle upward from a raised platform. It is released from a height of 2.1m above the ground. The ball raises into the air and comes back to land on the ground 4.2s later a horizontal distance of 40.0m away. What is the initial velocity of the ball and the maximum height of the ball above ground?
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