A body "A" of mass "m" is moving in a ci...

A body "A" of mass "m" is moving in a circular orbit of radius "R" about a planet.Body "A" collides with another body "B" of mass "(m)/(2)" moving with a velocity which is half the instantaneous velocity "vec V" of "A" .The collision is completely inelastic.Then, the combined body:

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