(2 + -3 - 0)*u. Suppose f*s + 3*v - 20 = v, -4*v + 15 = -s. Is s a multiple of 5?
True
Suppose -5*i = 0, -4*i = 5*j - 0*i - 280. Does 7 divide j?
True
Let i = -8 - -3. Does 9 divide (-8 + 14)/((-2)/i)?
False
Let y(f) = 3*f**2 + 11*f + 9. Is 23 a factor of y(-6)?
False
Let q(n) = -n**3 - 2*n**2 + 4. Let i be q(-3). Is (-6 - i)*(-4)/2 a multiple of 19?
True
Suppose 4*r + 0*r + 104 = 0. Let n = r + 10. Let h = n - -32. Does 8 divide h?
True
Let h = 42 + 3. Suppose -2*s = a - 102, 2*s - 45 = -4*a + h. Does 19 divide s?
False
Let q be 4/(-6) - 42/(-9). Let x = -2 + q. Is x even?
True
Let n(o) = -o**2 - 7*o - 1. Let q be n(-6). Suppose f - 23 = -q*d, 5*f = -3*d + 28 - 1. Suppose -d = -v + 56. Is v a multiple of 13?
False
Suppose 0 = -4*z - 6*z + 480. Is 8 a factor of z?
True
Suppose -4*f - 4*b = 12, 4*f + 5 = -2*b - 1. Suppose u + 2 = f, -w - 46 = -3*u - 17. Is 17 a factor of 1 + -2 - w/1?
True
Let f = 13 + -6. Let k = -3 + f. Is k a multiple of 4?
True
Suppose -2*g - 13*w = -16*w - 733, 1445 = 4*g + w. Does 54 divide g?
False
Suppose -s - 2*m - 8 = 0, 0 = -2*s + 4*m - 16. Let r = s + 49. Does 11 divide r?
False
Suppose -2*a - 156 = -3*z + 109, -2*a = -2*z + 178. Does 21 divide z?
False
Let v = -8 + -7. Let m(k) = k**3 - 4*k**2 - 4*k + 1. Let o be m(6). Let j = o + v. Is j a multiple of 15?
False
Let k(p) = 2*p**3 - 6*p**2 + 4*p. Let u be k(4). Suppose 23 = y + 2*g - 17, -3*y = g - 105. Let s = u - y. Does 6 divide s?
False
Let t(b) = -12*b + 12. Let j(q) = -2*q + 2. Let f(y) = -39*j(y) + 6*t(y). Does 27 divide f(14)?
False
Suppose -545 = -5*t + 5*s, -3*t = -s - 299 - 36. Is t a multiple of 23?
False
Is -9 + 14 - 67*-1 a multiple of 4?
True
Let z be 51/(-7) - 8/(-28). Let b(w) = -2*w - 7. Is b(z) a multiple of 5?
False
Let o = -5 + 2. Let n = -3 - -4. Is 17/3 - n/o a multiple of 6?
True
Let d = 4 - 1. Is 6 a factor of ((-2)/d)/((-5)/45)?
True
Let h(n) = -n + 6. Let u be h(8). Does 8 divide 3/u*(-32)/3?
True
Let t be 4/18 + (-43)/(-9). Suppose 4*m - 3*m - t = 0. Suppose m*b - 24 = 3*b. Is b a multiple of 6?
True
Suppose -2*z = -4 - 2. Let i be (-1)/(3/z) - -31. Suppose -4*w + 5*j + i = 0, 1 = -w - 2*j - j. Is 2 a factor of w?
False
Suppose 66 = -0*v + 3*v. Is 5 a factor of v?
False
Let k = -22 + 47. Is 5 a factor of k?
True
Suppose p = 6*p - 215. Is p a multiple of 21?
False
Suppose 80 = 3*m + 2*m. Let s = m - 28. Let x = -5 - s. Is 7 a factor of x?
True
Suppose 0 = -2*m + 2*x - 6, -4*m - 4*x = -3*m - 22. Suppose -3*h = p - 41, -6*p + 4*h + 116 = -m*p. Does 11 divide p?
False
Suppose 0 = 2*y + f - 11 + 3, 2*y - 3*f + 8 = 0. Suppose -y*h = h - 9. Is (1/(-1) - -1) + h a multiple of 2?
False
Let p = 8 - 3. Suppose 5*a + 257 = 4*b + 629, 2*a - 162 = -p*b. Is a a multiple of 38?
True
Let z(y) = 4*y + 3. Let f(m) = m**2 - 3*m + 4. Let g be f(3). Is z(g) a multiple of 5?
False
Suppose 5*g - 15 = -3*h, -3 = -4*h - 3*g + 6. Suppose 5*q = -h + 50. Is 3 a factor of q?
False
Let j(v) be the third derivative of 3*v**2 + 0*v - 7/6*v**3 + 0 - 1/8*v**4. Is j(-6) a multiple of 11?
True
Suppose -5*d + 19 = -c - 0*c, 3*d + 4*c + 7 = 0. Is 2/3*d - -6 a multiple of 5?
False
Suppose 0*v - 3 = 3*v. Let n = 5 + v. Is 2 a factor of n?
True
Let l(z) = 2*z - 11. Let i be l(10). Let m be (i/(-6) + 1)*-14. Suppose -m = -0*t - t. Does 5 divide t?
False
Suppose -4*j = -j - 144. Suppose 0 = 3*d - 2*c - 73, -3*d + j = 2*c + c. Is d a multiple of 21?
True
Let f(z) = 8*z - 1 - 19*z + 6*z. Let s(x) = -x**3 + 4*x**2 + 4*x + 1. Let a be s(5). Does 5 divide f(a)?
False
Suppose 4*t + 7 + 1 = 0, 3*t + 58 = 4*c. Let y = c - 3. Is y a multiple of 5?
True
Let p = 1241 - 2042. Does 21 divide (-1)/((-3)/p*-3)?
False
Suppose -j + 640 = 3*j. Is j a multiple of 37?
False
Suppose 116*k - 118*k + 200 = 0. Does 20 divide k?
True
Let t = -45 - -78. Suppose 2 = s + 2*p, 2*p = -3*s + 6*s - 22. Let u = t + s. Does 15 divide u?
False
Suppose -7*m + 522 = -4*m. Does 21 divide m?
False
Let x = 72 + 279. Let r be x/15 + (-2)/5. Suppose 9*w + r = 2*h + 4*w, 4*w = 4*h - 52. Does 5 divide h?
False
Let k be (-2)/(-4) + 3/(-6). Suppose -y - 5*h + 32 = k, 2*h - 59 - 105 = -4*y. Is 14 a factor of y?
True
Let p be (-5)/((-15)/(-9)) + -3. Let d = -2 - p. Suppose -d*b = 11 - 83. Is b a multiple of 6?
True
Let n be 2*1*(-5 - -7). Let a = 4 - n. Suppose a = -v - v + 46. Is 13 a factor of v?
False
Let q(l) = -l**2 + 11*l - 8. Let d be q(10). Suppose a + 12 = 3*x, -2*a = -d*x - 0*a + 4. Is x a multiple of 5?
True
Suppose p = -p + 418. Suppose 2*s = 7 + 61. Suppose f + 2*g = s, -5*f + 4*g = g - p. Is f a multiple of 11?
False
Suppose l - 606 = -5*l. Is 32 a factor of l?
False
Let z(q) = 13*q**2 + q - 1. Let l be z(1). Suppose 3*a + 106 = 4*u + a, 4*u = 5*a + 121. Let i = u - l. Is 4 a factor of i?
False
Let k(j) be the first derivative of -1/4*j**4 - 4*j**2 + 6*j - 2 + 3*j**3. Is 6 a factor of k(8)?
True
Is 4 a factor of (-8)/10*1440/(-64)?
False
Let h = 51 + -30. Is 11 a factor of h?
False
Suppose 0 = -5*t + 4*k + 115, 3*t - 3*k + 23 = 4*t. Suppose 47 + t = 5*i. Does 16 divide (-7)/((-7)/2)*i?
False
Suppose 3*g + g - 30 = -5*u, -2*g = -5*u. Let j(m) = 9*m - m**2 - 24 + 24. Is 10 a factor of j(g)?
True
Let j(w) = 2 - 1 - 4 + w - 3*w. Is 7 a factor of j(-5)?
True
Suppose -k - 4*x = 8, 3*k - 20 + 2 = 2*x. Suppose -2*p + 158 = 4*a - 3*a, 0 = 5*p + k*a - 398. Does 10 divide p?
False
Let q(g) = g - 4. Let f be q(6). Let j = 0 + f. Suppose j*s - 5*p = -2*s + 64, -75 = -5*s + 5*p. Does 4 divide s?
False
Suppose 3*r - 279 = -0*r. Is r a multiple of 31?
True
Let g be (112/20)/((-1)/(-5)). Let c = 0 + g. Is 11 a factor of c?
False
Suppose 0*k + 97 = 3*g - k, -30 = -g - 2*k. Does 9 divide g?
False
Suppose 0 = -6*w + 3*w + 135. Does 13 divide w?
False
Let m be (-80)/(-35) + (-4)/14. Suppose 0 = 2*u + m*g - 15 - 9, -3*g = -u + 28. Does 6 divide u?
False
Let r = 33 - 23. Let q be ((-228)/10)/((-3)/r). Suppose -l + 5*l - q = 0. Is l a multiple of 12?
False
Let x = 13 - -39. Does 26 divide x?
True
Is (-4)/16 + 9695/28 a multiple of 20?
False
Let z = 115 - 59. Is 14 a factor of z?
True
Let z(o) = 2*o**3 + 1. Let b = -1 + -1. Let s be z(b). Let w = s + 26. Does 11 divide w?
True
Let z(t) = -t**3 - 5*t**2 - 5*t. Let s be z(-4). Suppose -c = -3*c + s, 2*r = 4*c + 168. Does 26 divide r?
False
Suppose 0*z + l = -2*z + 44, 0 = -4*l - 16. Does 8 divide z?
True
Suppose 0 = m - 5*v + 25 - 9, -3*m - v = 16. Let u = m - -10. Does 3 divide u?
False
Suppose 57 - 9 = 4*v. Suppose 0 = 2*k - 4*k + v. Does 13 divide 3*(-2 + 40/k)?
False
Suppose 4*i + 5 = -i, -2*v + 8 = 4*i. Is v even?
True
Let q(l) = 5*l**2 + 4*l + 2. Let y(g) = -g. Let z be y(-5). Let f be (4/(-10))/(z/25). Does 7 divide q(f)?
True
Suppose 0 = -3*u + 8 + 4. Suppose u*s + q - 4 + 1 = 0, s = q + 7. Suppose -s*h - 20 = -3*h. Is 8 a factor of h?
False
Let v(p) = p**3 - 7*p**2 + 5*p + 2. Let o be v(6). Does 6 divide o/(3/(81/(-6)))?
True
Let d = 7 + -16. Let b = 5 - d. Is 5 a factor of b?
False
Let l = -14 - -34. Is 6 a factor of l?
False
Suppose -5*r + 22 - 7 = 0. Suppose -r*p + 4*p = -7. Let g(a) = -2*a - 4. Is 5 a factor of g(p)?
True
Let j = -201 - -283. Is j a multiple of 11?
False
Let i = -7 + 7. Does 11 divide (3 - (i - -2))*41?
False
Let a(n) = -n**2 + 4*n + 14. Let p be a(6). Is 8 a factor of p - -1 - (-33 - -6)?
False
Suppose 80 = f - 5*r, -3*f - 4*r = -133 - 50. Suppose 0 = 5*z - f - 85. Is z a multiple of 15?
True
Let v(j) be the first derivative of -15*j**2/2 + 3*j - 1. Is v(-2) a multiple of 23?
False
Is (-2)/6 + 470/15 a multiple of 8?
False
Suppose -3*s - 2*s + 150 = 0. Let q = s - 18. Suppose -q = -u + 7. Does 19 divide u?
True
Let t(y) = 35*y**2 + 4*y - 5. Is t(2) a multiple of 13?
True
Let z = 6 - 0. Suppose -z*j = -4*j - 6. Suppose 0 = -t + j + 9. Is t a multiple of 6?
True
Let j = 3 - 5. Let y = 15 + j. Suppose y = g + 2. Is g a multiple of 4?
False
Let v(x) = -x - 3. Let h be v(-7). Suppose -h*n - 5 - 110 = -b, b - 139 = -4*n. Suppose b = 5*g - 2*w, -12 = -g - 4*w + 31. Is 17 a factor of g?
False
Let i be (6/9)/((-2)/(-27)). Let c = -1 + i. Suppose 2*u = u + c. Is u a multiple of 6?
False
Let k(x) = -x**2 - 6*x - 4. Let h be k(-4). Is 16 a factor of -1*4*-4*h?
True
Suppose -7*u - 5*t + 215 = -2*u, 4*u + 5*t - 167 = 0. Is u a multiple of 17?
False
Let u(y) = -15*y - 3.