Step 1: Recall the facts.
Torque on a loop depends on area, not shape. Like currents attract and unlike currents repel. Ammeters are low resistance and voltmeters are high resistance.
Step 2: Test the statements one by one.
With the same area, the torque \(NIAB\sin\theta\) is unchanged, so A is wrong. Wires with opposite currents repel, so B is wrong. An ideal ammeter has $R=0$ and an ideal voltmeter has $R=\infty$, so C is right. A series resistance \(R_s\) turns a galvanometer into a voltmeter, so D is right.
Step 3: Pick the option.
The set of right statements is {C, D}. This is printed as option 3. The other options each contain A or B, which we showed are false.
Final Answer:
The right statements are C and D, printed as option 3.
\[ \boxed{\text{C and D only}} \]