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The current sensitivity of a moving coil galvanometer depends on

A

the number of turns in the coil

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B

moment of inertia of the coil

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C

current sent through galvanometer

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D

eddy current in A1 frame

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Solution

The correct option is A the number of turns in the coil
Current sensitivity $= \frac{n B A}{K}$
where K is constant of torsional rigidity.

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