The correct option is B CV=0.009(LL−10%)
The compression index, Cc is sometimes approximately estimated by empirical equations relating Cc to some simple index property of the soil.
One of the most widely used equations with ±30 percent error, is the one proposed by Terzaghi and Peck (1967) for undisturbed clays of low to medium sensitivity.
Cc=0.009(WL−10)
in which WL is the liquid limit expressed in percent.
This equation can be used only for clays which are not very sensitive st<4
For remoulded clays, the following equations is used
Cc=0.007(WL−7)
Some of the other equations that have been proposed are:
Cc=1.15(e0−0.35) for all clays
Cc=0.30(e0−0.27) for inorganic cohesive soil
Cc=1.15×10−12 Wn for organic soils
Where, Wn is the natural water content of the soil.