Calculate the future trip distribution based on the (a) uniform (b) average (c) fratar (d) furness...

Calculate the future trip distribution based on the (a) uniform (b) average (c) fratar (d) furness growth factor models using the existing trip matrix as presented in table 6.72. The future trip productions and attraction for zone 1, 2, 3 and 4 are (90, 45), (70, 48), (52,82) and (42, 66). Respectively.

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