+ 19*x - 56. Let d be z(15). Suppose 5*a + 34667 = d*q, -15*q + 11*q - 3*a + 34643 = 0. Is q prime?
True
Let l be (-4)/((-16)/28) - 2. Suppose l*b = 3*w + 4186, -w + 2*b - 1398 = 3*b. Let c = 2650 + w. Is c a prime number?
False
Suppose -1820 = -n - n. Suppose 0*x = z - 3*x + 233, -x + n = -4*z. Let m = z - -382. Is m a composite number?
True
Suppose 3*m + k - 77946 = 0, -24*k = -m - 20*k + 25969. Suppose 21*w = 20*w + m. Is w composite?
False
Suppose -319044 = -2*p - 4*q, -q - 2*q + 319040 = 2*p. Suppose 39*r - 1113719 = p. Is r a composite number?
False
Let g(c) = 206*c**2 - 35*c - 3. Let p(f) = -69*f**2 + 12*f + 1. Let w(q) = -3*g(q) - 8*p(q). Let s(z) be the first derivative of w(z). Is s(-5) composite?
True
Suppose 14*o - 19*o = 15. Let d = o + 2. Is (8/(-2) - 949)/d prime?
True
Let k = 19 - 50. Let v = k - -33. Suppose 489 = 5*y - 4*q, y - 43 = -v*q + 52. Is y composite?
False
Let q = -4246 + 6467. Let o = q + -710. Is o composite?
False
Let q = 230 + -227. Suppose q*t - 10770 = -3*t. Is t prime?
False
Let j = 564 + -107. Let k = 1316 - j. Suppose 569 = 3*a + 2*b, k - 294 = 3*a + b. Is a a prime number?
False
Let u be ((-284)/(-10))/((-2)/(-115)). Suppose u = 13*w - 12*w. Is w a prime number?
False
Suppose -n = -4*h - 1938374 - 732619, -2*n + 5341956 = -2*h. Is n a prime number?
True
Suppose -9*u - 5*v - 30 = -14*u, 0 = -u - 2*v - 3. Is 4/((-4)/(-2)) - u - -3684 prime?
False
Suppose -26*p - 31501192 = -258*p. Is p a composite number?
False
Let l(v) = 29*v**2 - 6*v + 145. Let j be l(17). Suppose -5*k - 3*t + 55720 = j, 0 = 2*k - 5*t - 18937. Is k prime?
True
Is -1*16726*(-527)/34 a prime number?
False
Let v(u) = 350*u + 9. Let t = -43 - -41. Let q be t - (2 + -3) - (-70)/14. Is v(q) a composite number?
False
Suppose -6*d + 3*d - 2*v - 21 = 0, -3*d - 5*v = 12. Let z(m) = -92*m - 18. Let t be z(d). Suppose 0 = 5*i + 3*r - 8278, -r - 2464 = -i - t. Is i prime?
False
Suppose 46679798 + 101946460 = 354*o - 9394740. Is o composite?
False
Suppose -3*m = 6, -5*z + 542924 = -5*m + 59014. Is (-10)/(-35) - (z/21)/(-5) a prime number?
False
Let m be (-7)/(21/18)*1. Let a be (39/m + 3)*108. Let y = a - -895. Is y prime?
False
Let a(k) = -40269*k**2 + 6*k - 5. Let y be a(1). Let b = y - -64761. Is b prime?
False
Let r(v) = -v**3 + 3*v**2 - v - 8. Let g be r(0). Let l be (g - -5)*(20/6)/2. Is (-281307)/(-65) + 4/l a composite number?
False
Suppose -4*a = j - 538560, -3*j - 109 = -121. Is a prime?
True
Suppose -2*i + 13 - 5 = 0. Let q be (-5 - (i + -10)) + (-2)/2. Suppose -h + 2*h = -2*b + 401, q = 3*b + 9. Is h a prime number?
False
Suppose -12684 - 45149 - 32432 = -35*u. Is u a prime number?
True
Suppose -24*a = 22*a - 1607194. Is a a composite number?
False
Suppose 14785076 = 3*f + 5849297. Is f composite?
False
Is (-1 - ((-231)/28 + 7))*44*919 prime?
False
Suppose -26 = -5*z - 4*b, -4*z + 4*b - 1 - 7 = 0. Let t be (z/(-10))/(((-4)/5)/4). Is 1/(-2) + t + (-858)/(-4) a composite number?
True
Let w be 1 - 331 - (-2 - -2). Let i be (-8 + -1)/(-6 + 7) + 4. Is (w - 1)*5/i a prime number?
True
Let b be 1472/(-115) + (-2)/10. Is b/(91/(-8834)) + (-7 - -2) a composite number?
True
Let w(f) = f**3 + 4*f**2 + 2*f + 13. Suppose 19*l - 12 = 22*l. Let x be w(l). Suppose 5*y + x*u - 2600 = 0, 0 = -4*y - 0*u + u + 2065. Is y a composite number?
True
Let l = 9935 - -56652. Is l a prime number?
True
Suppose -r - 4*a + 200541 = 0, -58 = -a - 65. Is r a prime number?
True
Let p(d) = -4271*d - 400. Is p(-9) prime?
True
Let i(o) = -500*o + 5. Let s(d) = 501*d - 4. Let y(r) = 5*i(r) + 4*s(r). Is y(-3) composite?
True
Let z = -40870 + 74721. Is z composite?
False
Let h(l) = 2*l**2 - 2*l. Let w be h(1). Suppose 0 = 3*j + 3*o - 2991, -j + 4*j - 5*o - 2999 = w. Is j composite?
True
Suppose -562865 = -9*b + 850468. Is b a prime number?
True
Let i(o) = 55*o**2 - 3*o + 30. Let t be i(5). Suppose 0 = -4*p + 9 + 31. Suppose 0*h = p*h - t. Is h a prime number?
True
Let b(p) = -146*p - 60. Let q be b(-6). Let g = q - 404. Suppose 5*n = 2*a + g, 583 = 5*n - 5*a + 168. Is n a prime number?
False
Is (3 - -998370)/(14/56*12) composite?
False
Let a(l) = -l**2 + 14*l - 30. Let m be a(3). Suppose -m*b + 5*w = -10854, 6*b - 4*b + 3*w = 7217. Is b a composite number?
False
Suppose 184*p = 172*p + 4101060. Is p composite?
True
Let y = -29 + 61. Let f = y + -30. Is (f - 4 - -371) + -4 composite?
True
Let t(u) = -u**3 - 2*u**2 + 2*u - 1. Let q = 20 + -23. Let w be t(q). Suppose -w*z + 4*r + 22 = 0, 6*z - 6 = 5*z + 3*r. Is z composite?
True
Suppose 19*p + 1198 = 20*p - 3*u, 2*p - 2391 = u. Suppose -q = -2*l - p, -5*q + 3*l = 8*l - 6020. Is q prime?
True
Is -28*(-5)/(-35)*211667/(-4) prime?
False
Suppose -r + p = -41361, -r - 5*p + 41381 = -10*p. Suppose 0 = 6*s - 23006 - r. Is s a prime number?
False
Let z = 704385 + -327896. Is z composite?
True
Let r(h) = 30707*h - 6925. Is r(12) prime?
False
Let q = 16766 + -6589. Is q a composite number?
False
Let c = 60302 + -40708. Let v = -13625 + c. Is v a prime number?
False
Suppose -f + 1 = -2. Suppose 0 = f*v - 10*v - 371. Let c = 112 + v. Is c a prime number?
True
Suppose 4*z + 10 = 3*n, z - 5 = -4*n - 2*z. Suppose -n*p - 13*p + 10005 = 0. Is p a composite number?
True
Suppose -5*u - 2*j = -1379815, -4*u + 476212 + 627640 = j. Is u a prime number?
True
Let f be ((-158)/(-5))/((-17)/52190). Is f/(-44) + -2 - (-8)/44 a prime number?
True
Let l(h) = -3707*h - 68. Let u(k) = 7414*k + 136. Let o(i) = 5*l(i) + 2*u(i). Is o(-3) a prime number?
False
Suppose 219*l - 5271206 = 15687313. Is l a composite number?
False
Let j be ((-30)/3)/(-2) + -2. Let p be (j/1*2)/(-2 - 0). Is (-1 - -4)*(-259)/p prime?
False
Let r(w) = w**3 - w**2 - 3*w - 11. Let g be r(4). Suppose 3*s = 5*h - h - 20, -5*s - 5*h + g = 0. Suppose s = 2*t - 2517 - 397. Is t a composite number?
True
Let k be 140/16 - (5/(-4) - -1). Suppose -14 = -k*t - 50. Is t - (8/(-28) - (-11649)/(-21)) a prime number?
False
Let r be 4272/216 + 4/18. Let z = r - 5. Is (6/z)/2*7405 a composite number?
False
Is -6 + (77007 - (-11 - -9)) a prime number?
True
Let z(q) = q**3 - 2*q + 3. Let u be z(3). Suppose -4*j + u = 4. Suppose m + l - 143 = 0, j*m + 4*l - 712 = 2*l. Is m a prime number?
False
Let f = -1268 + -13. Suppose -5*m = -m + 2960. Let n = m - f. Is n composite?
False
Suppose -35*z + 218006 = -46*z + 49*z. Is z prime?
True
Let c(n) be the second derivative of 179*n**3 - n**2/2 + n + 98. Is c(2) a prime number?
False
Let p(t) = -12*t - 181. Let a be p(-16). Suppose 8*j - a*j = o - 16582, -4*o + 66273 = j. Is o composite?
False
Suppose 3*l = 5*m - 1007571 - 339514, 4*l = -4*m + 1077668. Is m prime?
False
Let k = -11167 + 41924. Is k prime?
True
Let j = 16 - 5. Let s be (174/(-10))/(65/(-650)). Let c = s + j. Is c composite?
True
Let z(m) = 33693*m**2 - 7*m - 1. Is z(-3) composite?
False
Suppose -7*h + 160 = -1. Let o(f) = 417*f - 14 + 4 + 1 + h*f. Is o(2) a composite number?
True
Suppose -10*m + 9*m = -77. Let l = 112 + m. Let i = l + -130. Is i a prime number?
True
Let w be -2 + (-74)/(-8) + 13/(-52). Is ((-2)/w)/(12/(-59766)) prime?
True
Suppose -40*n = 2*p - 37*n - 43, 4*p - 51 = n. Let c(m) = 773*m + 9. Is c(p) a prime number?
True
Let w(c) be the second derivative of 955*c**3/6 + 27*c**2/2 + 100*c. Is w(16) a prime number?
True
Let l(z) = 3*z**2 + 83*z + 75. Is l(-46) composite?
True
Let g(f) = 3*f**2 + 6*f + 6. Let k be g(-4). Let n be 12/k + 6334/(-10). Is ((-21)/9 - -2)*n composite?
False
Let o = 8388 + 121703. Is o prime?
False
Let n be (-10)/(-2)*(-1 - 3)/(-4). Let r(c) = 26*c**2 - 4*c + 1. Let b be r(n). Suppose a = -0*a + b. Is a composite?
False
Let y(g) = 55*g**2 + 52*g + 3061. Is y(84) composite?
False
Let a(p) = 77*p**2 + 33*p - 427. Is a(10) a prime number?
True
Is (-4752)/(-528) - (41612*-4)/1 composite?
False
Let c(p) = -5*p - 14. Let h be c(-5). Suppose -3*u = h*u - 28238. Is u composite?
False
Suppose 7*f = 307652 + 1087721. Is f composite?
True
Suppose -67*s + 121*s - 365742 = 0. Is s prime?
False
Suppose -235*n + 7368648 = -67*n. Is n a prime number?
False
Let h(v) = 116*v**2 + 821*v**2 - 6*v - 15*v + 139 + 808*v**2 - 13*v. Is h(4) a composite number?
True
Let s = 34099 - 12138. Is s a composite number?
False
Let c = 161 + -156. Suppose 5*o = 2*m - 2722, -5*m + 8*m = -c*o + 4133.