Elastic Collision shuffleboard problem

[sskk221]

Homework Statement

A moving shuffleboard puck has a glancing collision with a stationary puck of the same mass. If friction is negligible, what are the speeds of the pucks after the collision?
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The Attempt at a Solution

I ended up with this:
0.95 = Vx1*cos50 + Vx2*cos40
and
0= Vy1*sin50 - Vy2*sin40

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I know that both momentum and energy are conserved in elastic collision but I got no idea how to actually apply the concept. I think I'm looking too much into it and missing something simple. Thanks

 

[cristo]

You can apply it in a similar way to the way you used conservation of momentum. What is the equation for conservation of kinetic energy? Split this up into x and y components ike you did with the momentum.