Let l(r) be the first derivative of 7*r**4/2 + r**3/3 + 3*r**2/2 - 3*r - 4. Let u be l(2). Suppose -19 - u = -3*n. Is n prime?

Let j(d) = -d3 - 18*d2 - 17*d + 22. Let n be j(-18). Let s = n - 173. Let y = 54 + s. Is y a composite number?

True

Suppose 17 = -22*o + 83. Suppose -16 = -a - 3*a, 0 = -3*s + o*a + 1197. Is s a prime number?

False

Let w be ((-282)/(-7))/(8/(-56)). Let t = 652 + w. Let g = -211 + t. Is g prime?

False

Let q = 90 + -254. Let z = q - -279. Is z composite?

True

Let m = -248855 - -444988. Is m a composite number?

True

Suppose -g = 16 - 18. Suppose g*a = -4*d - 2 - 8, 5*d = -5*a - 50. Is a/45 + (-598)/(-3) a composite number?

False

Suppose -29*c + 558668 = -443655 - 98256. Is c composite?

False

Let n = 8823 + -6081. Suppose -5*u + n = 497. Is u a prime number?

True

Suppose -3*y + 3*d - 65971 + 440515 = 0, -2*y + 5*d + 249699 = 0. Is y prime?

True

Let c be (-3)/24/(-3) - -4. Let x be c - (0/(-5 - -1))/(-1). Is x/9(-1899)/(-2) composite?

True