We are given the following situation:
Ball 1 strikes ball 2 and after the collision forms an angle of 30 degrees. To determine the x-component of the final momentum of the first ball we use the following formula:

Where:

Now, we substitute the values:

Solving the operations we get:

Therefore, the x-components of the momentum of the first ball is 1.33 kgm/s.
Part 2. To determine the x-component of the second ball we will do a balance of momentum in the x-direction:

Where:

Since the second ball starts from rest we have that its initial momentum is zero, therefore:

Now, we solve for the x-component of the momentum of the second ball:

The initial momentum of the first ball is the product of its mass and velocity:

Now, we plug in the values:

Solving the operations:

Part 3. To calculate the y-component of the first ball after the collision we will use the following formula:

Now, we plug in the values:

Solving the operations we get:

Therefore, the y-component of the momentum of the first ball is 0.77 kgm/s.
Part 4. To determine the y-component of the second ball we use a balance of momentum of the y-components of the balls:

Since the first ball is not moving in the y-direction this means that its y-component of the momentum is 0. Since ball 2 is not moving initially this means that its momentum in the y-direction is zero.

Now we solve for the y-component of the second ball, and we get:

Therefore, the y-component of the second ball is:

Therefore, the y-component of the second ball is -0.77 kgm/s.