What is the minimum width at its widest cross section for suspended component hazard recommendations to not apply?

Suspension components are designed to bear a certain amount of weight and stress. Any suspended component thinner than 1 inch at its widest cross section would not be able to effectively bear the expected load and could potentially pose a hazard. Therefore, it is recommended to not use suspended components thinner than 1 inch to ensure safety. The other options, B, C, and D, are all smaller than 1 inch and would not meet the minimum width requirement for safe use.