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If an air hockey pusher (120g) freely slides on the table at 1 m/s and hits...

If an air hockey pusher (120g) freely slides on the table at 1 m/s and hits a sitting puck (25g), what will be the speeds of the puck and pusher if the collision is perfectly elastic?

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