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A 0.1kg steel ball moving at 4m/s to the right elastically collides with a 0.4kg steel...

A 0.1kg steel ball moving at 4m/s to the right elastically collides with a 0.4kg steel ball moving to the right at 1m/s. What are the speeds/directions of each ball after the collision?

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