You can add 4/9.
A simple trick is to look at the numerator and denominator separately, if they're both perfect squares then you're good (4, 2^2, check. 9, 3^2, check.)
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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
We have been given a graph of the function f(x).
Now we need to use that graph to find the equation of the graph and match with the correct choice from the give choices:




We see that graph has end points in opposite direction then the degree of polynomial must be ODD.
Available degrees are 3 and 4. Degree 3 is odd so it is choice B or C.
Only
satisfies the given points from graph.
Hence correct choice is
.
There are two eights per quarter, and four quarters per whole, so there would be 14 eights in one and three quarters