I hate negative numbers. I’ll stop at nothing to avoid them.

Alright take a second to figure out the joke.

So a while back (last year 🙄) I started doing these math codes in my chess club: MWPQ... I gave up half way through the equations and practically everyone forgot about them. 

Now I am going to restart the whole process with a new code and a new solution! 

@MaskedMadara and I have worked on a cipher and new equations for this code and we hope you enjoy solving them/it. : D

When you solve an equation, refer to this list below to see which letter it corresponds to. Don't panic if your letters look like gibberish. 

a=[1, 2)

b=[2, 3)

c=[3, 4)

d=[4, 5)

e=[5, 6)

f=[6, 7)

g=[7, 8)

h=[8, 9)

i=[9, 10)

j=[10, 11)

k=[11, 12)

l=[12, 13)

m=[13, 14)

n=[14, 15)

o=[15, 16)

p=[16, 17)

q=[17, 18)

r=[18, 19)

s=[19, 20)

t=[20, 21)

u=[21, 22)

v=[22, 23)

w=[23, 24)

x=[24, 25)

y=[25, 26)

z=[26, 27)

(Edited to change notation, let me know if there are any more problems) 

(Note: the notation "[,)" indicates that the first number is inclusive and all values between the two integers are included as solutions. Also note that if a solution is in fact an integer, (let's say 14) then it would correspond with the letter specified here (n) if you would prefer to think of the numbers as 1>1.9999, 2>2.9999, 3>3.9999 etc then that is fine too) 

Alright. So.

The first equation (which will correspond with the first letter in the word/sentence) will be published shortly   

Let me know if you have any questions in the comments. 😁

First Equation: https://www.chess.com/blog/Max_Wolfe/first-equation

Second Equation: https://www.chess.com/blog/Max_Wolfe/second-equation

Third Equation: https://www.chess.com/blog/Max_Wolfe/third-equation

Fourth Equation: https://www.chess.com/blog/Max_Wolfe/fourth-equation

And like always, a lame joke to finish up. 

"This sentence contains exactly threee erors."