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Let n=10, total salary x = 12000 thus
Total monthly salary = \(\frac{12000}{12} = 1000\)
Monthly salary per person y = \(\frac{1000}{10} = 100\)
Question asking for n which is 10
Option A: \(\frac{12000}{12*100} = 100\)
Thus option A
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Here given that

x = n * 12y

As x is sum of annual salary and y is the monthly salary
n is the no of person

Hence n = x / 12y

Ans A

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