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A tennis ball with a small mass m is released on top of a large exercise...

A tennis ball with a small mass m is released on top of a large exercise ball with a large mass M. When the exercise ball hits the ground, it has a velocity v0= 5 m/s. After the tennis ball and the exercise ball collide, what is the velocity of each? (Assume that M >> m)

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