pose 4*g = g + w. Is g a prime number?
False
Suppose 12 = -3*u, p - u = 59 - 296. Let w = p - -492. Suppose 3*b = -4*i + w, -216 = -4*i + 2*b + 2*b. Is i a prime number?
True
Suppose g - 574 = -4*r, 0 = -5*r + 9*r + 2*g - 576. Is r a prime number?
False
Is (-1)/(6 - 15631/2605) a prime number?
False
Let m be (-1)/(-4) - (429/(-12))/13. Suppose 3*i + 34 = 4*s - 6*s, 4*s + 56 = -3*i. Is (-4 - s/m)*-327 composite?
False
Let s be (2 + -1)/((-4)/36). Let n = 9 + s. Suppose n*r - 993 = -3*r. Is r a composite number?
False
Suppose 3*w - 2*q = -2*w + 90985, 0 = -5*w + 4*q + 90975. Suppose -c - 2*c = -5*i + w, 14562 = 4*i - c. Is i composite?
True
Suppose 14*n = 349842 - 89624. Is n prime?
True
Suppose 2*r - b - 8 = b, 2 = -2*r - 3*b. Suppose 5*u + 649 = -r*y + 5*y, 3*y = -3*u + 633. Is y composite?
True
Suppose 18 = p + 15. Suppose b = 5*h + p, 5*h = -3*b + 3 + 6. Suppose 0 = -3*d + 4*a + 1957, -b*a = 3*d - 0*a - 1971. Is d composite?
True
Let l be -5 + 11/(11/4). Is ((-124)/16)/(l/28) prime?
False
Suppose 8*m = m + 21. Is ((-1)/m)/(7/(-14721)) a prime number?
True
Let k be (-425)/(-3) + 3*(-1)/(-9). Let s = k - 85. Is s prime?
False
Suppose 242 = -5*k - 238. Let b = k + 176. Let n = -29 + b. Is n composite?
True
Let s(w) = 2*w**2 + 2*w + 11. Suppose 0*g + 2*g = 3*o + 670, 3*g - 967 = -5*o. Let c be (-2)/5 + g/35. Is s(c) a composite number?
False
Suppose 62*h - 25977 = 59*h - 3*r, -17314 = -2*h - 3*r. Is h composite?
False
Let h(x) = 973*x + 1. Let m be 12/10 + 3/(-15). Let y be h(m). Suppose -v - 3*g + 179 = 0, y - 151 = 5*v - 3*g. Is v prime?
True
Let a be (-90)/(-8) - (-4)/(-16). Let l = 9 - a. Let b(r) = -17*r - 3. Is b(l) prime?
True
Suppose 2*y - 2 = -5*a, 5*y = -a + 6*y + 6. Suppose 0*v - 2*v + 6 = 0, 3459 = 3*r + a*v. Is r a prime number?
True
Let b = -43 - -45. Suppose 5*u = 3*z + 2507, -2*u - b*z + 2487 = 3*u. Is u prime?
True
Suppose q + 48 = -5*d - 3*q, 5*q = d - 2. Let j = d - 0. Is 1686/8 - j/32 a prime number?
True
Let j(v) = -v**3 + 5*v**2 - v + 7. Let b be j(5). Suppose -5*s - 4*z + 5330 = -3*z, -b*z = 4*s - 4258. Is s a prime number?
False
Suppose -5*a = -4*q - a - 520, -246 = 2*q + 5*a. Let n = q - -190. Suppose -5*b = -403 - n. Is b composite?
True
Let g(x) = -x**3 - 9*x**2 - 9*x - 3. Let y be g(-8). Suppose -3*z + 0*f + 149 = f, 94 = 2*z + 2*f. Suppose -4*m - z = -y*m. Is m prime?
False
Let y(a) = a**3 - 18*a**2 + 35*a - 19. Is y(18) a prime number?
False
Suppose 0 = 2*s - 3*s + 2. Suppose 3*n + s*d - 56 = d, -4*d - 4 = 0. Is n a composite number?
False
Suppose 2*o + 280 - 830 = 3*h, -5*h - 942 = 3*o. Let j = h + 329. Is j prime?
False
Suppose -3*m + 2*v = -8781, -3*m - 2*m - 3*v = -14635. Is m prime?
True
Suppose 2*a = -y + 17663, y - 4*a - 296 = 17385. Is y composite?
False
Let m = -2880 + 4109. Let s = -848 + m. Is 3/(-12) + s/4 a prime number?
False
Let s(c) be the first derivative of 5*c**4/8 - 4*c**3/3 + 7*c**2/2 + 2. Let q(l) be the second derivative of s(l). Is q(11) a composite number?
False
Let j(m) = -321*m - 3. Let l be j(-7). Let i = 1413 - l. Let x = i + 1388. Is x prime?
True
Let o = 109 - 106. Let b = -34 - -123. Suppose -6 = -o*a, 0*g = g + 2*a - b. Is g composite?
True
Suppose 22 = 4*m + 14. Suppose -m*c - 324 - 2537 = -b, -b - 5*c = -2861. Is b a composite number?
False
Let m be -607 + 0 - (8 + -5). Let q = m - -1220. Suppose 5*g - q = 1005. Is g prime?
False
Suppose 0 = -5*u + 20. Suppose 0 = -u*z + 5*q - 5, -3*z + 2*q = 3*q - 20. Suppose -2*x + 52 = -2*t - 76, 2*x = -z*t + 163. Is x a composite number?
True
Let w(i) = 1285*i + 79. Is w(6) composite?
False
Suppose -4*u = 5*i - 1352, -2*i - 990 - 334 = -4*u. Suppose -3*j + u = -j + 5*r, -3*r = 15. Is j a prime number?
True
Let v(t) be the first derivative of -245*t**2 + 5*t - 8. Let j be v(-4). Suppose 3*p = -204 + j. Is p composite?
False
Suppose -6*j + 10*j - 12 = 0. Is j composite?
False
Is (4 + 4/(-2))/(18/315) composite?
True
Suppose -383*s + 389*s - 895038 = 0. Is s a composite number?
False
Is 15 + 838 + 0 + (0 - 0) a prime number?
True
Let i(d) = -d**2 - 6*d + 3. Let n be i(-6). Suppose -2*y - 3*y + 465 = 5*p, n*p = y + 295. Is p composite?
False
Let p(g) = -g**2 - 2*g + 4. Let m(s) = -s. Let c(i) = 3*m(i) - p(i). Let h be c(3). Suppose -5*d + 5*l - h*l + 599 = 0, l - 123 = -d. Is d a prime number?
False
Let h(r) = 39*r**2 - r + 13. Let l be h(7). Let o = 3052 - l. Is o composite?
True
Let d be 27/45 - (-16697)/5. Suppose -z + 0*j + j = -678, d = 5*z + 5*j. Is z a composite number?
False
Let w be (7 + -9)*(-3)/2. Is (0 + (-3)/(w - 12))*921 a prime number?
True
Let a(g) = -g**2 + 5*g. Let j be a(5). Suppose p = -t + 13 + 1347, -p - 5*t + 1356 = j. Is p a prime number?
True
Let c(m) = -19*m**3 - 21*m**2 - 42*m - 21. Is c(-16) composite?
True
Let o(y) = -325*y - 326. Is o(-13) composite?
True
Let w = -1 - -4. Suppose -w*v + 635 = -2*v. Is v a composite number?
True
Suppose -3*n = -4*n - 14. Let o = n + 31. Let s = 32 - o. Is s a composite number?
True
Let a(c) = 25*c + 1. Let r = 13 + -21. Let l = r - -9. Is a(l) composite?
True
Let z(o) = o**2 + 8*o + 14. Let l be z(-6). Is (l + 1 + -1)*(-2924)/(-8) prime?
False
Let i(d) be the third derivative of -2*d**4/3 - d**3/2 - 8*d**2. Let y be (-5)/25 + (-49)/5. Is i(y) composite?
False
Let q(y) = -173*y**3 + 4*y**2 - 11*y - 35. Is q(-2) a prime number?
False
Suppose p + p = 16. Suppose -p*n = -n - 1505. Is n composite?
True
Is 38 - (0 - -2) - (9 + -4) composite?
False
Let a = 0 + 4. Suppose -9 = b + 4*u, -4*u = -2*b + 22 - a. Suppose b*o - 339 = -0*o. Is o a composite number?
False
Suppose -v - 7694 = -4*k + 11859, -24430 = -5*k + 5*v. Is k a prime number?
True
Let g(u) = 14453*u**2 + 33*u - 1. Is g(-2) prime?
False
Suppose 0*n - k - 8 = -2*n, k = 0. Let d(z) = 2*z**3 - 3*z + 2. Is d(n) a composite number?
True
Suppose -25 = -x - 4*x. Suppose -2*o + o + 136 = -x*m, 5*o - 2*m - 565 = 0. Is o prime?
False
Suppose 52*d = 53*d + 1759. Let r = 5192 + d. Is r prime?
True
Is 24/60 - (-132166)/10 a composite number?
False
Let v be ((-2)/(-4))/(10/7080). Suppose -k + 145 = -v. Is k a prime number?
True
Let c(g) = -5*g - 2. Let y be c(4). Suppose -11*j = -8*j - 1125. Let v = j - y. Is v a composite number?
False
Let p(w) = -396*w + 61. Is p(-3) prime?
True
Is 6 - 0 - (-2296 - -35) a composite number?
False
Is 7*-1 + (17 + -4 - -37183) a composite number?
False
Let w(b) = -b**2 - 6*b - 5. Let o be w(-4). Suppose 3*v = 2*y - 5, -2*y - v - 2 + o = 0. Let d = 12 + y. Is d composite?
False
Let w be (1*2)/(-1 + 2). Let s be 2*6/(-4)*w. Is (-7)/21 - 1292/s a prime number?
False
Let k(s) = 5*s**3 - 2*s**2 - 4*s - 3. Let j be k(-1). Is (-7 - j)*3471/(-6)*2 a composite number?
True
Let i be 2 + (0 - 3) + 4. Suppose -i*a + 7 = -d, 4*d = 4*a - 0 + 4. Is (1*-1)/(a/(-124)) composite?
False
Let u be 60/18 + (-2)/6. Suppose -u*z + 32 = z. Is 1*z/(-12)*-57 prime?
False
Let m(o) = 3*o + 16. Let a be m(-5). Let r(h) = 1370*h + 1. Is r(a) prime?
False
Let b(i) = -2*i**2 + 14*i - 3. Let q be b(6). Let j(m) = 2*m**3 - 8*m**2 + 15*m + 2. Is j(q) prime?
True
Let h = -2 + 5. Suppose -h*n - 5*a + 4*a = -294, 0 = 4*n - 5*a - 373. Suppose 3*z - n = 2*z. Is z a composite number?
False
Let g(u) = -110*u - 23. Let b = -17 - -14. Is g(b) a prime number?
True
Let b = 3 - -152. Suppose o - 223 = 4*d + 43, -d - 1349 = -5*o. Let n = o - b. Is n composite?
True
Let n be (-46)/(-12) - (-1)/6. Suppose 123 = v + n*m - 9*m, 3*m = 4*v - 492. Is v a prime number?
False
Let j be 1/(-7) + (-216)/(-42). Suppose -3*l - 22 = -j*t, -9 = t - 3*t + l. Suppose t*q - 1687 = 3*y, q = -y + 314 + 17. Is q prime?
False
Let i(y) = -11*y + 4. Let w(u) be the second derivative of -5*u**3/3 + 3*u**2/2 - 3*u. Let b(c) = 2*i(c) - 3*w(c). Is b(1) a composite number?
False
Let g = 583 - -287. Let c = g - 523. Is c composite?
False
Suppose 877 = 3*g - 1280. Is g a prime number?
True
Let t be (-4)/(-36)*-3*3*-1. Is (-2206 - -3)/((-1)/t) a composite number?
False
Let n(s) = 56*s**2 + 11*s + 13. Is n(-6) a prime number?
False
Suppose -4*v - 1939 = -20991. Is v a composite number?
True
Let b(z) = -4*z**3 - 7*z**2 + 10. Suppose -2*p = -3*p + 2. Suppose s - 3*c = 3*s + 1, -p*s - 22 = -4*c. Is b(s) prime?
False
Let z = -596 - -1263. Is z composite?
True
Let n(l) = -8*l**3 - l**2 + 5*l + 3.