Posted by Jerry on Thursday, August 26, 2010 at 3:58pm.
For a ball caught at the same altitude that it is hit, the horizontal distance travelled is
X = (Vo^2/g)sin(2A)
where A is the "launch" angle from horizontal.
In your case 2A = 45 degrees, so
Vo^2 = g X
Solve for Vo.
The height it rises is
H = (Vo sinA)^2/g = Vo^2/(2g) = X/2
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