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In 2001, a 256 MB USB flash drive cost $152. In 2017, a pack of ten 256 MB USB flash drives can be purchased for $22. Assuming the value of a
flash drive has depreciated linearly with time, write a formula giving the cost of a single 256 MB USB flash drive C as a function of t the number
of years since 2001. For this problem you can assume that you don't get any special discount for purchasing ten instead of one.
C(t)=