The correct answer is (C). J & K
The amount of photochemical smog in a city depends on several factors, including the level of air pollution, the weather conditions, and the topography of the region.
Without knowing the current levels of air pollution in each city, it is difficult to determine which city has the minimum photochemical smog.
However, based on historical data and trends, it can be said that cities with lower levels of air pollution and well-implemented pollution control measures are likely to have lower levels of photochemical smog.
In recent years, New Delhi and Kolkata have been known to have high levels of air pollution, which has led to severe cases of photochemical smog during certain seasons. On the other hand, J&K is a mountainous region with lower levels of industrial activity and is less likely to have high levels of photochemical smog. Mumbai, being a coastal city, is also less prone to photochemical smog.
Therefore, if current air pollution levels are not known, we cannot determine with certainty which of the four cities has the minimum photochemical smog. However, in general, cities with lower levels of air pollution and well-implemented pollution control measures are more likely to have lower levels of photochemical smog.