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In a 1-D elastic collision, a 750g golf club hits a stationary 122g golf ball. The...

In a 1-D elastic collision, a 750g golf club hits a stationary 122g golf ball. The club head is moving at 22 m/s just before it hits the ball. Find the final velocities of the club head and ball immediately after the collision. Assume the collision is elastic.

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