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What would you expect to happen if an initially stationary skateboarder of mass m1 threw a...

What would you expect to happen if an initially stationary skateboarder of mass m1 threw a mass m at speed v to a second skateboarder of mass m2 who also was initially stationary. Find the relationship between the velocities V1 and V2 of the two skateboarders.

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