Each summer Primo Pizza and Pizza Supreme compete to see who has the larger summer profit. Let p(x) represent Primo Pizza's profit (in dollars) x days after June 1. Let s(x) represent Pizza Supreme's...

Each summer Primo Pizza and Pizza Supreme compete to see who has the larger summer profit. Let p(x) represent Primo Pizza's profit (in dollars) x days after June 1. Let s(x) represent Pizza Supreme's profit (in dollars) x days after June 1.

1. 
   

   Suppose Primo Pizza's profit each day is 1.6 times as large as the profit of Pizza Supreme.

   
   

        a. Write a function formula for p using the function s.

            p(x)=

          b. Write a function formula for s using the function pp.
Note that for this part the preview may look incorrect if                you don't put an extra set of parentheses around your function notation, such as (f(x)) or (g(t)).

             s(x)=

2. Suppose Primo Pizza's profit each day is $260 more than the profit of Pizza Supreme.

      a. Write a function formula for p using the function s.

          p(x)=

      b. Write a function formula for s using the function p.

          s(x)=

3. Suppose Primo Pizza's profit on a given day is always the same as the profit of Pizza Supreme's profit 5 days later.

        a. Write a function formula for p using the function s.

            p(x)=

       b. Write a function formula for s using the function p.

           s(x)=