Step 1 :A trinomial is a polynomial with three terms. We are looking for a trinomial in one variable of degree 3. The degree of a polynomial is the highest power of its variable.
Step 2 :Option a. \(4 r^{2}-9 t+7\) is a trinomial, but its degree is 2, not 3.
Step 3 :Option b. \(3 r^{2}+4 t-9\) is also a trinomial, but its degree is 2, not 3.
Step 4 :Option c. \(4 r^{3}\) is a monomial of degree 3, not a trinomial.
Step 5 :Option d. \(4 r^{3}-9 t+7\) is a trinomial and its degree is 3, which meets all the requirements.
Step 6 :So, the correct answer is d. \(4 r^{3}-9 t+7\)
Step 7 :\(\boxed{4 r^{3}-9 t+7}\) is the final answer.