The formula ( W=0.86 g^{2}-0.01 g+5.9 ) models the weight, ( W ), in ounces, for a cat who is fed ( g ) rams per day of a special food. According to the formula, how much will a cat weigh when it is fe 3 grams of the special food per day? Round to the nearest hundredth.

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Step:1 ：(W = 0.86(3)^{2} - 0.01(3) + 5.9)Step:2 ：(W = 0.86(9) - 0.03 + 5.9)Step:3 ：(W = 7.74 - 0.03 + 5.9)Step:4 ：(W = 13.61)

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Step: 1 ：(W = 0.86(3)^{2} - 0.01(3) + 5.9)Step: 2 ：(W = 0.86(9) - 0.03 + 5.9)Step: 3 ：(W = 7.74 - 0.03 + 5.9)Step: 4 ：(W = 13.61)

The formula $W = 0.86 g^{2} - 0.01 g + 5.9$ models the weight, $W$ , in ounces, for a cat who is fed $g$ rams per day of a special food. According to the formula, how much will a cat weigh when it is fe 3 grams of the special food per day? Round to the nearest hundredth.

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The formula W=0.86g2−0.01g+5.9 models the weight, W, in ounces, for a cat who is fed g rams per day of a special food. According to the formula, how much will a cat weigh when it is fe 3 grams of the special food per day? Round to the nearest hundredth.

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The formula $W = 0.86 g^{2} - 0.01 g + 5.9$ models the weight, $W$ , in ounces, for a cat who is fed $g$ rams per day of a special food. According to the formula, how much will a cat weigh when it is fe 3 grams of the special food per day? Round to the nearest hundredth.