`f(x) = 3x + 60`
Domain `{x
            in NN|xlt=50}`or `{0,1,2,...,50}`
Range `{y in NN|x in NN,
            x<=50,y=3x+60}`or
            `{60,63,66,69,...,207,210}`
Inverse:
(1)First
            replace f(x) with y to get
` y =
            3x+60`
(2)Exchange x and y to
            get
` x = 3y +
            60`
(3)Solve for
            y
`y =
            1/3x-20`
`f^(-1)(x)=1/3x-20`
Domain
            is {60, 63, 66, 69,...,207,210}
Range is
            {0,1,2,...,50}
The inverse would allow us to target a given
            cost and find the number of belts we would have to make to generate that cost.  So if
            you want a cost of 120, we could put it into the inverse function and find we have to
            make 20 belts.
The manufacturer could use the cost function
            along with a profit function to determine the optimum number of belts to make to
            maximize profit.  They could also use this to determine the price they should sell an
            item at in order to optomize their profit.
So the answers
            are:
`f(x)=3x+60` Domain {0,1,...50}, Range
            {60,63,66,...,207,210}
`f^(-1)(x)=1/3x-20` Domain
            {60,63,66,...,207,210}, Range {0,1,2,...,49,50}
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