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A baseball league is holding registration for both a men's league and a women's league. Only a total of 400 players can register, and each team consists of exactly 10 players. If 24 women's teams have already registered, which inequality could be used to find m, the number of men's teams that can register? A.
24(10) + 10m < 400

B.
24(10) + 10m > 400

C.
24(10 + 10m) > 400

D.
24(10 + 10m) < 400

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