Solve the problem.The price of 1 lb of cookies from Grandma June's Cookie Company can be modeled by 
where C(t) is the price in dollars t years after Grandma June's Cookie Company started selling cookies. Find the linearization P1(t) of C at 
Then use this linearization to estimate the price of 1 lb of cookies 19 years after the company started business, and compare this to the value given by the model.
A. P1(t) = 1.437t - 14.032
P1(19) = $13.27, C(19) = $13.73
B. P1(t) = 1.071t - 14.032
P1(19) = $6.32, C(19) = $7.51
C. P1(t) = 1.437t - 14.032
P1(19) = $13.73, C(19) = $13.27
D. P1(t) = 2.202t - 14.032
P1(19) = $27.81, C(19) = $13.73
Answer: A
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