Correct option is B
The geometric progression method gives highest value of forecasted population This method is suitable for new younger cities expanding faster rate. For old cities arithmetic progression is more appropriate.
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For growing towns and cities having vast scope for expansion. the method of forecasting population, mostly applicable is:
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