You see your friend in the parking garage at school. You are on the bottom floor, but your friend is higher. Your friend has your calculator, which she borrowed to take her physics test. She wants to return it to you. You tell her to toss it to you, and you'll catch it (because you are very confident in your physics knowledge). Your friend tosses the calculator to you with an initial velocity in the y direction of 4.00 m/s. She tosses it from an initial height of 12.5 m. But she doesn't throw it straight up, she throws it at an angle. It travels up, and then falls down, where you catch it at a final height of 1.00 m and a distance away from your friend in the x direction of 9.00 m. You can assume there is no air resistance. Define the upwards direction as the y direction and the direction of your throw as the x direction. What was the angle of the initial velocity (relative to the horizontal or x axis) of the calculator as your friend throws it