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You can do this with energy analysis alone. The velocity of the ball at the bottom will be from K.E. = (1/2) m v^2 = m g h, where h is the height that the ball is at initially. Next, calculate h' from the angle of the two together, and use conservation of energy, m g h = (m+M) g h' where M is the mass of the second ball. I have not done it, but if you did, you should have the right answer
M=3.79kg?
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