To find the expression equivalent to the sum of the areas reserved for corn and soybeans, we'll assume the areas for corn and soybeans are represented as the two expressions given in the options.
Let's analyze the problem:
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If the area reserved for corn is represented by \(4 + 5\) and the area reserved for soybeans is represented by \(4 + 3\), then the sum of these areas would be: \[ (4 + 5) + (4 + 3) \] This can be simplified.
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From the options provided, let's look for a structure that sums the two areas correctly. The correct representation should be summing the areas without changing the basic arithmetic structure.
The correct response that represents the sum of both areas \( (4 + 5) + (4 + 3) \) is:
Option: (4 + 5)(4 + 3)
This expression, when simplified, may not directly represent the sum, but it captures the idea of multiplying the total sides together; however, typically, to find the sum of the two areas, we just add them.
So, the correct expression for the sum itself, in line with common practices, should have been presented directly without the multiplication symbol; thus, if it needs simplification, or an equivalent structure mentioned correctly, it must reflect an additional mathematical operation. Please refer to the question's context if the question might intend a different operation.
However, if we categorize just for the addition of expressed units being captured: The closest intended match for the sum of \(4 + 5 + 4 + 3\) is \((4 + 5) + (4 + 3)\).
If the expression truly needs to define and stick strictly to the mentioned options and simplifying those provided, the expressions seem to lead towards multiplying the total, which doesn't yield a traditional addition. Therefore, the clarification in your context is essential for providing a more adequately matched response to your querying.
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