In an army selection process,the ratio of selected to unselected candidates was $5:1$. If $100$ fewer candidates had applied and $20$ fewer had been selected,the ratio of selected to unselected candidates would have been $6:1$. How many candidates had applied for the process?

  • A
    $5520$
  • B
    $2760$
  • C
    $1380$
  • D
    $8280$

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