What are these final velocities in the reference frame

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We are going to treat this approximatly as an elastic collision. Suppose that a bat of 0.90 kg moving horizontally at 35 m/s encounters a ball of 0.15 kg moving at 35 m/s in the opposite direction.

(a) what are the final velocities of the ball and the bat, just after collision?

(b) What are these final velocities in the reference frame of the ground?

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