Which model for city growth states that cities grow outward along transportation routes, forming shapes like spokes on a wheel?
a.
the burgess model
b.
the hoyt model
c.
the jenson model
d.
the multiple nuclei model

B. The Hoyt model

Explanation:

Homero Hoyt recognized the existence of sectoral and non-circular areas, the result of the residential behavior of classes of high social status. Hoyt provides a dynamic model, with an area of high social level in the vicinity of the commercial and office area, away from the industry, located in an opposite position.  

When the city grows, the high-income residential sector expands outward, according to the transportation lines that facilitate communication with the center, forming shapes like spokes on a wheel.

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