Complete in matlab

Suppose a baseball is launched straight upwards from H meters high with an initial speed of v0 m/s at an angle of degrees. Your code must

1. Let the user determine H, v0, and at the top of the script, to be used flexibly throughout the rest of the code
2. Convert from degrees to radians,
3. Determine when the ball reaches its maximum height (clearly label/indicate this),
4. Determine the maximum height reached (clearly label/indicate this),
5. Compute when the ball hits the ground (clearly label/indicate this),
6. Compute how far (horizontally) the ball travels (clearly label/indicate this), and
7. Plot the ball's trajectory (x(t),y(t)) in the xy-plane together with the highest vertex and the landing point. Your plot should not show the ball traveling through negative height, but it should adjust itself dynamically to different values of H, v0, and . The plot should be fully labeled with a grid and legend, as in the example below.