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A resistance coil, connected to an external battery is placed inside an adiabatic cylinder filled with frictionless piston of mass `m` and containing an ideal gas. A current `i` flows through the coil, which has resistance `R`. The speed with which the piston must move in order to keep the temperature of the gas constant will be

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