Why Does Kinetic Energy Change After Collision in EENGA 2019 Question?

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A particle of mass m has kinetic energy E when it collides with a stationary particle of mass M. The two particles coalesce. Which of the following expressions gives the total kinetic energy transferred to other forms of energy in the collision?

I keep getting C as my answer when the correct answer is B.
 
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