a mass m1 moves along the x-axis with velocity of magnitude v0 on a

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a mass m1 moves along the x-axis with velocity of magnitude v0 on a frictionless table. it strikes another mass m2 which is initially at rest. the mass m1 goes off along the the y-axis. if half the original kinetic energy is lost in the collision, with what speed and at what angle does m2 leave the point of collision?

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