e
Let r(h) = h. Suppose -8 = -3*j + 7, -4*z = -3*j + 15. Let t be r(z). Suppose -4*p + 149 = 5*x, -p - x - 8 + 44 = t. Is p prime?
True
Let t be (0 - 1)/(2/(-4)). Suppose -2*h + 3*d + 6 = -0, d = -3*h - t. Suppose -3*m - 114 = -3*w, 5*w + h*m + m - 172 = 0. Is w a prime number?
False
Let i = 39 + -28. Is i a prime number?
True
Suppose -4*y - 682 = -6*y. Is y a prime number?
False
Suppose -4*j + 0*j = 0. Suppose j = v - 3*v. Suppose v = -d + 3*d - 20. Is d composite?
True
Suppose 0 = -0*n + 5*n + 30. Is (-8)/n - 980/(-12) a composite number?
False
Suppose 3*u + 3*t - 4*t = 340, -3*u + 335 = -2*t. Is u composite?
True
Suppose 0 = 4*b - 161 + 33. Let j = 17 + b. Is j composite?
True
Suppose -3*t + 8*t + 25 = 0. Let h(r) = 5*r**2 + 2*r + 12. Is h(t) a prime number?
True
Suppose x + 0*x + d = 12, d = 5*x - 30. Suppose x + 637 = 4*h. Is h a composite number?
True
Suppose 3*g = -2*g + 20. Let l(r) = 5*r. Let j be l(1). Suppose 3*c - j*h - 21 = c, -h = -g*c + 51. Is c prime?
True
Suppose -11 = -q - 3. Let i = q + -5. Suppose -90 = -5*a - h, -h = -2*a + i*h + 58. Is a a composite number?
False
Let c = 6 - 3. Suppose 162 = 3*a + c*s, -5*a + 139 + 141 = 3*s. Is a prime?
True
Let b = 10 - 5. Suppose 2*r + t = -t + 82, b*t - 49 = -r. Is r a prime number?
False
Let o(v) = 3*v - 7 - v + 11*v. Is o(8) a prime number?
True
Is (641/(-2))/(2/(-5 + 1)) prime?
True
Let s be (0 - (0 - -79))*-1. Let y = 210 - s. Is y prime?
True
Let d(h) = 44*h - 17. Is d(7) prime?
False
Let m(j) = j**2 + 2*j - 5. Is m(4) a prime number?
True
Let s(g) = -g**3 + 6*g**2 + 2*g + 4. Let d be s(6). Is ((-632)/d)/(1/(-6)) prime?
False
Let b = -19 + 19. Is 0 + (b + -163)*-1 composite?
False
Let u = 21474 - 14875. Is u a prime number?
True
Let f(x) be the third derivative of -29*x**6/120 - x**4/24 + x**3/6 - x**2. Is f(-2) composite?
True
Let o(u) = -u**2 + 14*u - 13. Is o(8) composite?
True
Let n(h) = 1 + 5*h - 4*h + 2*h**3 + 0*h. Is n(2) a prime number?
True
Let n(t) be the second derivative of -67*t**3/6 - t**2/2 + 2*t. Let i be n(-4). Is i/(-1)*3/(-9) composite?
False
Let s be 3 - (-15 + 3) - 2. Suppose a = -5*w + 53, -10 = -3*w - 1. Suppose k - a = s. Is k composite?
True
Let m(u) be the first derivative of -3*u - 15/2*u**2 + 1. Is m(-6) prime?
False
Suppose m + p - 7 = 2*p, -4*m + 18 = -2*p. Let s be (m/3)/(4/30). Suppose 0 = -0*f + f + 3*n, -16 = -s*f + n. Is f prime?
True
Let u = 45 - 26. Is u composite?
False
Let z = 4 + 0. Suppose -v - 66 = -z*v. Is v a prime number?
False
Let h(a) be the second derivative of -a**4/12 - 2*a**3/3 - 4*a**2 - a. Let t be h(-9). Let b = t + 136. Is b a composite number?
False
Suppose 2*i - i + 4 = 0. Is (-4 - -10)/(i/(-2)) composite?
False
Let z be -4*(15/(-6) + 2). Suppose 1450 = 5*s - 3*j, -2*s + z*j + 536 + 40 = 0. Is s prime?
True
Is (2 - -3) + 534 - -2 a prime number?
True
Let h be 41/((-4)/(-144)*4). Suppose w + v - h = -v, 2*w = -3*v + 739. Is w a prime number?
False
Suppose o = 2 + 29. Let f = 45 - o. Is f prime?
False
Let k(d) = 6*d**2 - 32*d - 31. Is k(-13) prime?
True
Let v = -1 + 6. Let g(w) = 9*w + 11. Let f(y) = 4*y + 5. Let r(a) = 5*f(a) - 2*g(a). Is r(v) a prime number?
True
Let s(c) = -11*c**3 + 5*c**2 + c + 4. Let k(n) = -11*n**3 + 6*n**2 + 2*n + 5. Let z(m) = 3*k(m) - 4*s(m). Is z(2) composite?
False
Let n = -3 + 4. Let p be 3/1 + (n - 0). Suppose 88 = p*r - 0. Is r prime?
False
Let a be -1 - (-445 - (4 - 8)). Suppose 2*o + 0*o - 628 = x, 5*o - 1555 = -5*x. Let g = a - o. Is g prime?
True
Suppose -5*n - 4032 = -5*t - 837, -4*t + 2553 = -n. Let p = t + -417. Is p composite?
True
Is ((-65976)/(-48))/((-1)/(-2)) composite?
False
Let i = 572 + 215. Is i composite?
False
Let q(s) = -14*s - 12. Let b be q(6). Let c be 1*1/1*17. Let f = c - b. Is f prime?
True
Is (1/2)/(2/1172) a composite number?
False
Let a(d) = 4*d**2 + 1 + 0*d**2 + 10*d - 6*d. Suppose -2*c + 5 = -1. Is a(c) prime?
False
Suppose -20*g - 3261 = -23*g. Is g prime?
True
Let c(x) be the second derivative of x**4/3 - x**3/6 - 3*x. Is c(-3) prime?
False
Let h(s) = s**2 + s + 21. Is h(0) composite?
True
Suppose 3*s = -4*z + 958, -5*s - 3*z = 22 - 1615. Suppose x + s = -2*x. Let w = 153 + x. Is w a composite number?
False
Let w be ((-3)/(-4))/((-6)/(-24)). Suppose -w*j = j - 132. Is j a composite number?
True
Let j(d) = -18*d**2 - 9*d - 5. Let b(i) = -9*i**2 - 4*i - 2. Let h(t) = -7*b(t) + 3*j(t). Is h(-2) a prime number?
False
Suppose -3*l - 5*u = -2*u - 138, -26 = -l + 4*u. Suppose 2*s = -s + l. Is s a composite number?
True
Let z be -1*(-7)/(21/174). Suppose z = 2*a - 412. Is a a composite number?
True
Let i(g) = -27*g + 4. Is i(-1) composite?
False
Suppose 0*l + l - 4262 = 0. Is l a composite number?
True
Suppose 2*i + 7 = 3*q + 288, 0 = i + q - 148. Is i composite?
True
Suppose -5*h + 1779 = -m, m - 3*m - 1783 = -5*h. Is h prime?
False
Let c(a) = 64*a**2 - 6*a + 3. Let y(i) = 21*i**2 - 2*i + 1. Let b(n) = 3*c(n) - 8*y(n). Is b(3) a composite number?
False
Suppose 4*y - 24 = -2*a - 0*a, -4*a + 3*y = -59. Suppose 0*p + a = p. Let g = 0 + p. Is g composite?
True
Let p(z) = 2*z + 17. Is p(10) a prime number?
True
Let o(t) = 88*t**2 + 5*t - 4. Let z(y) = 263*y**2 + 14*y - 11. Let n(r) = -11*o(r) + 4*z(r). Is n(1) a prime number?
False
Let t(u) = -u - 4. Let b be t(-6). Suppose -r - 19 = -5*x - 3*r, b*r + 21 = 3*x. Suppose -4*p - 15 - x = 0, -3*k = -p - 110. Is k a prime number?
False
Let l(v) = v**2 - 5*v + 2. Let j be l(-6). Let q = j + -43. Suppose 0 = -m + 54 + q. Is m a prime number?
True
Is ((-7)/(-2))/((-18)/(-8604)) a prime number?
False
Suppose 2*c - 123 = o, -25 = -3*o + 8*o. Is c prime?
True
Is 11*(2 + 3) - (-4 - -4) a prime number?
False
Let f be ((-670)/6)/((-6)/90). Suppose -2*d = 3*d - f. Is d a composite number?
True
Let l be (380 + 2)/2 - 2. Suppose l = 3*c + 48. Is c composite?
False
Suppose x = 11 + 152. Is x a prime number?
True
Let w(h) = h**2 + 3*h + 2. Let z be w(-2). Let u be 3/(3 + z)*-13. Let s = u + 126. Is s a prime number?
True
Is 10/(-35) + -2669*3/(-21) prime?
False
Suppose 5*m = -4*o + 56, -3*o + 23 = -m - 0*m. Let g be 2/o - (-415)/(-45). Is 691/9 - 2/g composite?
True
Let d(w) = 34*w**2 - 4*w - 1. Is d(3) a composite number?
False
Let l = 0 + 4. Let y(j) = 2*j**2 + 2*j - 5. Let n be y(l). Is n + 0/(0 + 2) composite?
True
Suppose 38 = 3*j - 2*j. Is j*(3/(-6) - -1) a prime number?
True
Let y be 10*(0 - 2/(-4)). Suppose y*n - 3*n = 62. Is n prime?
True
Suppose 1598 = 6*n - 1624. Is n composite?
True
Suppose 3*p = -483 + 8184. Is p/17 - (1 + 1) a prime number?
True
Is (-6)/(-12) + -58*(-74)/8 a composite number?
True
Suppose -5*m - 12 = -2*b, 3*m + 3 + 5 = 2*b. Let d(x) = x. Let h be d(m). Is (-38)/(-1) - (-6)/h a composite number?
True
Let u(g) = 96*g + 7. Is u(2) a composite number?
False
Let t = -13 - -30. Suppose -4*q + 0*q - t = -3*c, 3*c - 5 = -2*q. Suppose -8*j + c*j = -245. Is j composite?
True
Suppose -2*i = -0*i. Is 2/(-2) - (i - 68) prime?
True
Suppose -2*z = 1 + 3. Let k be 4/6 + (-11)/3. Is 67 + (k - z) + -1 composite?
True
Let x(t) = 2*t**2 - 4 - 8*t + 1 - 2. Let w(g) = 2*g**2 + 26*g - 20. Let p be w(-14). Is x(p) a prime number?
True
Suppose -4*w + 3*w + 2*m + 2 = 0, 0 = -3*w - 2*m + 6. Let c be (6 - w/1) + -2. Suppose -5*u = 4*b - 177, 0 = 4*u + c*b - 4*b - 152. Is u a composite number?
False
Let j(h) = 4*h**2 - 2*h - 5. Is j(-3) a prime number?
True
Let k(y) = -y**2 + 14*y - 8. Suppose 2*b + b = -33. Let d = 20 + b. Is k(d) prime?
True
Let c be 43/9 + 10/45. Suppose -2*k = -c*k + 3. Is (-2 - -2) + k - -66 prime?
True
Let k = -15 - -9. Is (-351)/(-6)*(-4)/k prime?
False
Let r(d) = -425*d**2 - 2*d - 1. Let v be r(-1). Let w = -297 - v. Is w a composite number?
False
Is (-86)/(2 - (3 + 1)) a composite number?
False
Let v be (-71 - 1 - -3) + 0. Let n = -36 - v. Is n a prime number?
False
Suppose 6 = -k + 1. Let x be k/15 - 14/(-6). Suppose 0 = x*s - 8 + 4. Is s prime?
True
Let h = 527 - 262. Is h a composite number?
True
Let c = -1090 - -2051. Is c a composite number?
True
Let u(h) = 261*h - 1. Is u(4) a composite number?
True
Let r(i) = i**3 + i. Let n(y) = 107*y**3 + 3*y**2 - 2*y - 3. Let v(j) = -n(j) + 2*r(j). Let w be v(-3). Is 2/(-7) + w/21 a prime number?
False
Let c(l) be the third derivative of -l**4/24 + 3*l**3/2 + 3*l**2.