Step 1: Relation
The wire of length \(L\) gives \(N\) turns of radius \(r\): \(L=N\cdot2\pi r\), so \(r=\frac{L}{2\pi N}\).
Step 2: Torque
\(\tau=NiAB=Ni\pi r^2B=Ni\pi B\frac{L^2}{4\pi^2N^2}=\frac{iBL^2}{4\pi N}\).
Step 3: Maximise
\(\tau\propto\frac1N\), so it is largest for the smallest \(N\), that is \(N=1\). Option (A).
Final Answer:
The torque is maximum for \(N=1\), option (A).
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