 5*q + 2*o + 25 = k. Is 2 + q + (49 - 0) composite?
False
Let c(b) = -16*b - 3. Let s(f) be the second derivative of -49*f**3/6 - 4*f**2 + 3*f. Let q(p) = -17*c(p) + 6*s(p). Is q(-4) a prime number?
False
Let l(n) = -5*n. Let g be l(-1). Suppose 3*t + 2*j - 2481 = -2*t, -4*t + 1998 = -g*j. Is t prime?
False
Suppose -3*k - 2155 = 5*j, -2*j + 3*j - 2*k = -444. Is (-2)/(-6) - j/21 a prime number?
False
Let s = 1 - 1. Suppose 24 = -u - 11*u. Is 23 - (s/(-3) - u) a composite number?
True
Suppose 0 = 5*k - 77 - 43. Let d be ((-15)/(-6) + 0)*k. Suppose 5*r - d = 115. Is r composite?
True
Let j(m) = -2*m**3 + 2*m**2 + 1. Is j(-4) composite?
True
Let a be (1 - 40/12)*-75. Suppose 0 = 5*c + 4*w - 2*w - a, -2*c - 2*w = -70. Is c a prime number?
False
Let q = 2 + 1. Suppose 4*j - 1 = q. Let p = j + 48. Is p prime?
False
Let p(q) = q**3 + 9*q**2 - 7*q + 7. Is p(-8) composite?
False
Let k(m) = 151*m + 2. Is k(9) prime?
True
Suppose -z + 0 = -3. Is (-12)/18 + 29/z composite?
True
Let j(c) = 6*c**2 + c + 3. Let k be j(-3). Suppose k = 2*h - 2*p, -h = 2*p - 5*p - 21. Let m = h - -3. Is m composite?
True
Let y(o) = -3*o**3 - 38*o**2 - 11*o - 3. Let z(r) = 2*r**3 + 25*r**2 + 7*r + 2. Let a(v) = 5*y(v) + 8*z(v). Let i = 12 - 17. Is a(i) a composite number?
True
Is (-3888)/(-42) + (-9)/(-21) prime?
False
Let f(z) = z**2 - 7*z + 16*z - 4 - z**2 - z**2. Is f(6) composite?
True
Let j = -206 - -468. Is j prime?
False
Let s be (-20229)/(-9) + 4/(-6). Suppose -3749 = -5*y + 2*r + r, 3*y = r + s. Suppose h = 3*c - c - y, 5*h = c - 383. Is c a prime number?
True
Let r = -1592 + 4419. Is r prime?
False
Let z = 4652 + -1263. Is z a prime number?
True
Suppose w + 8*j = 3*j + 1, 4*j + 28 = 4*w. Suppose f + 0 = w. Is (-1 - 13)/(f/(-21)) a prime number?
False
Let b(r) = -r - 4. Let s be b(6). Let h = 41 - s. Is h a prime number?
False
Let k = 624 - 998. Let g = -241 - k. Is g composite?
True
Let h = 0 + 2. Suppose a = -2*f + 125, h*f + 611 = 5*a + 5*f. Is a a composite number?
True
Let x = 64 - 29. Is x composite?
True
Let k(r) = -r**2 - 4*r - 4. Let g be k(-3). Let u(t) = -34*t**3 - t. Let q be u(g). Suppose -z - 4*z = -q. Is z a prime number?
True
Suppose 5*r + 3*o = 4, -4*r + 5*r + o = 0. Suppose 0*h = r*h - 474. Is h prime?
False
Suppose -n - 2*i = 6, i + 6 - 1 = 0. Suppose -n*k + k = -534. Is (k/4)/(1/2) a composite number?
False
Suppose 0 = 4*h - 4*m - 180, -h - m = 2*h - 135. Suppose -2*d + 2*n = 34 + 8, 2*d + 4*n = -60. Let t = h + d. Is t a prime number?
False
Let z be 1*(121 - 6/(-3)). Let w = z + -84. Is w a composite number?
True
Suppose -l + 5*y + 30 = 0, 3*l = 4*l - 4*y - 25. Suppose -13 = 4*s - 5*j + 15, l*j - 18 = -s. Is (s/(-4))/(4/824) a prime number?
True
Suppose h + 30 = -4*h. Is 4/h + (-418)/(-6) a prime number?
False
Suppose 0 = -3*c + 2 - 14. Let u be ((-2)/(-4))/(c/(-16)). Is 14/(u + (2 - 3)) a prime number?
False
Let b(i) = -i**3 - 7*i**2 + i + 3. Let l be b(-7). Let f = l + 6. Suppose f*u + 106 = 4*u. Is u prime?
True
Let m(s) = -s**3 + 9*s**2 + 9*s + 5. Let w be m(7). Let a = w + 25. Is a prime?
True
Suppose 4*n - 33160 = -0*n. Is (-1)/(-5) + n/50 a composite number?
True
Let k = -47 + 87. Let z = k - -9. Is z a prime number?
False
Let h(o) = 122*o**3 - 3*o**2 + o + 1. Is h(2) composite?
False
Let w = -2 + 4. Suppose -4*o - o + k + 6 = 0, 0 = -5*o - w*k + 3. Is o - -124 - (-1 - 1) a composite number?
False
Let p(v) = -v + 2. Let s be (0 - -1) + 9/(-3). Let o be p(s). Let m(u) = 9*u - 1. Is m(o) composite?
True
Suppose 5*o - 2*d + 161 = 0, -2*o + 4*d - 136 = 2*o. Let n = 50 + o. Is n composite?
False
Suppose -n = 3*j - 19, -3*j - 5*n = -25 - 10. Suppose 2*i + 96 = j*i - 3*c, -168 = -5*i + c. Is i a composite number?
True
Let o(x) = -3*x - 1. Let r be o(-1). Suppose r = -3*z - 4. Is (-1518)/(-12) + (-1)/z prime?
True
Let v(g) = -5*g - 1. Let l(t) = t**3 + 10*t**2 + 10*t + 5. Let q be l(-9). Is v(q) composite?
False
Let n = 565 + -306. Is n composite?
True
Suppose -4*d + d = 4*q - 1211, -2*d = -2. Is q a prime number?
False
Suppose -i - 2*i = -t + 5, 3*t + 5*i + 13 = 0. Is ((-7)/(-3))/(t/(-33)) composite?
True
Suppose -5*l - 71 = -6*l. Suppose -y = f + f - l, -y - 65 = -2*f. Is f composite?
True
Let d = 416 - 37. Is d prime?
True
Suppose 1839 = 33*v - 30*v. Is v a prime number?
True
Let h = 172 + -330. Let u = -109 - h. Is u prime?
False
Let q = -487 - -734. Suppose 4*o = 12, f - 2*o - q = 195. Suppose f = 3*g + 1. Is g a composite number?
False
Suppose 1266 = 5*y + y. Suppose 2 = 3*f - y. Is f prime?
True
Is 5 + (5026 - 4)/1 a prime number?
False
Let o be (-4)/10 + 7/5. Let z = 3 + o. Suppose 2*i = 2*m + 129 - 325, z*i + 107 = m. Is m a prime number?
False
Suppose x - 5*s + 12 = 0, 5*x = s + 3*s + 3. Let l = 8 - x. Suppose 2*f + 7*t - 30 = 3*t, 0 = l*f - t - 53. Is f composite?
False
Let h(n) = -12*n + 1. Let l = 5 + -7. Is h(l) prime?
False
Let h(x) = 5*x**3 - 3*x**2 - 3*x - 4. Is h(3) a composite number?
True
Let q(j) = 62*j**2 + 3*j - 1. Is q(2) a prime number?
False
Suppose 789 = 4*b - b. Is b composite?
False
Let f(d) = -4*d**3 - d**2 - 2*d - 1. Let n be f(-1). Is n/26 + (-4345)/(-65) a composite number?
False
Let i be 8/(-48) + (-31)/(-6). Suppose -i*f - 337 = -1142. Is f a prime number?
False
Is 636/15 + (-9)/(-15) composite?
False
Let o(l) = -4*l**3 + 51*l**2 + 76*l + 11. Let v(i) = i**3 - 13*i**2 - 19*i - 3. Let j(p) = -2*o(p) - 9*v(p). Is j(16) prime?
True
Let r = -396 + 658. Let k = r - 143. Is k prime?
False
Suppose 0 = -2*l - 2*m + 3*m + 3, 5*m = -3*l + 24. Let j be (3 + (-36)/8)*-2. Suppose -4*d + 367 = -l*z, -j*d + 277 = -z - 3*z. Is d prime?
False
Suppose -q = -0 - 5. Suppose q*p = 338 + 242. Suppose 4*h - p = -4*n, 4*h + 5*n = -0 + 114. Is h prime?
True
Let v(s) = s**2 - 4*s + 3. Let z be v(4). Is z/(0 - 3) + 50 a composite number?
True
Suppose t = -0*t + 4. Suppose -g = 2*g - 1377. Suppose 127 = -t*y + g. Is y a prime number?
True
Let f = 13 + -9. Suppose j - f*j = -66. Is j composite?
True
Let d = 41 + 12. Suppose d - 155 = -h. Suppose -l - l + h = 0. Is l composite?
True
Let p be 1*(-10)/3*-3. Is 2/5 + 1146/p a prime number?
False
Let g(k) = k**2 + 7*k + 19. Is g(-10) a composite number?
True
Let l = -48 + 171. Is l a composite number?
True
Suppose 2*u - 786 = -0*u. Is u prime?
False
Suppose -166 = -2*n + 424. Is n prime?
False
Suppose 52 = 3*g + 1. Let w = -6 + g. Is w prime?
True
Suppose 0 = 5*q + 25, 6*l - 23 = 5*l + 2*q. Is l a prime number?
True
Let a = -335 - -574. Is a prime?
True
Suppose 2*n + 2*h - 508 = 0, 4*n + 2*h - 765 = 249. Is n prime?
False
Let i(q) be the first derivative of 189*q**2/2 + 3*q + 4. Is i(2) a composite number?
True
Let q(n) = -n**3 - n**2 + n + 5. Let a be q(0). Suppose -g + 4*v + 4 = 0, 17 = 3*g - v + a. Is g a prime number?
False
Let c(a) = a + 9. Let k be c(-5). Let f = -1 - -1. Suppose -h + 109 = -k*n, -n + f*n = -h + 94. Is h prime?
True
Suppose 4*s - 3*s - 2 = 0. Let n be (-2)/7 + s/7. Suppose 0 = -t + 2, -t - 4 = -2*m - n*t. Is m a composite number?
False
Let c be 3894/14 + (-10)/70. Let a = 397 - c. Is a prime?
False
Is (3 + -2 - -8) + -2 prime?
True
Let t(c) = -8*c + 2. Let h be t(3). Let i be h/(-8) - (-1)/4. Suppose -3*q + 2 = i*u - 40, 2*u + 47 = 3*q. Is q a prime number?
False
Let k(i) = i**2 + 17*i - 1. Is k(15) a composite number?
False
Is -5*(3 + (2 - 76)) prime?
False
Let j(q) = -q**2 + q + 19. Let b be 0 - (-1 - (0 + -1)). Is j(b) composite?
False
Suppose -10*r + 48715 + 3355 = 0. Is r prime?
False
Let f(l) = -102*l - 59. Is f(-15) a prime number?
True
Let w = 12 + -7. Suppose -10 = -w*q - 2*x, q + 3*x + 4 = -7. Suppose -166 = -q*m + 870. Is m composite?
True
Is ((-25)/(-20))/(3/1068) a composite number?
True
Let x(a) = -31*a**3 + a**2 + a - 1. Let c be x(-2). Suppose h - 494 = c. Is h a prime number?
True
Let f(u) = 188*u - 1. Suppose 2 = -4*s + 6. Is f(s) prime?
False
Let j(b) be the second derivative of -b**5/20 - b**4/3 + 2*b**3/3 - 3*b**2/2 + 2*b. Let t be j(-5). Suppose p - t*p = -21. Is p a prime number?
False
Is (0 + 1 + 3)/(-2) - -1203 composite?
False
Suppose -4*n + 8 = 0, -y - 5*n + 18 = 4. Let o be (-10)/(-45) + y/(-18). Suppose 5*t - s - 268 = o, -6*s + s - 227 = -4*t. Is t composite?
False
Suppose z = 3*s, -z - 50 = -3*z - 4*s. Is z composite?
True
Let p(m) = -m - 3.