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The Number of should always be treated as singular. Hence the helping verb should be HAS instead of HAVE.

We are left with options D and E. Now among D and E, we should not replace an OF prepositional phrase when it tries to give some measure. But in E statement is replacing an OF prepositional phrase as Gotham’s City’s population density.

Hence I will go with D
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Hi mates

is this a GMAT question?

IMO E

"the number" is singular, therefore A, B and C out

For D and E are exactly the same, I picked E because it's simpler

OA and Source?

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