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In the given figure the area of the frictionless pistonis `1m^(2)` and it is being held in equlibrium by an external force. Now the external force is slowly removed and heat is supplied to the gas due to which the piston displaces by `(L)/(2)` where L = 1m. The natural length of the ideal springs is L = 1 m. Spring constant is given as `K=100Nm^(-1)`. The pressure of the gas in the final situation is

A

`50 Nm ^(-2)`

B

`100 Nm ^(-2)`

C

`200 Nm ^(-2)`

D

`400 Nm ^(-2)`

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