The cost per ton of cleaning up a spill, C , depending on the size of the spill, s , can be modeled using the equation C=12,318⁢sqrt(34−s)+9,758 , where s is the size of the spill in tons. If a new process promises to reduce the cost by (1)/(3) , what would the price per ton be if the spill involved 9 tons of oil? Round the answer to the nearest hundredth if necessary. Enter your answer in the box.