In order to increase the sensitivity of a moving coil galvanometer, one should decrease
A
The strength of its magnet
B
The torsional constant of its suspension
C
The number of turns in its coil
D
The area of its coil
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B
The torsional constant of its suspension
b (b) Sensitivity $ = \frac{{NAB}}{C}$
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