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98 kg mass is moving north and collides perfectly inelastic with a 134 kg mass moving...

98 kg mass is moving north and collides perfectly inelastic with a 134 kg mass moving west. they are now moving 2.60 m/s 52 degrees north of west. what are the initial speeds of each object?

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