i dunno, but the roman numerals are wrong for 8...it should be VIII...not IIX...unless it didn't fit?
Now lets Have a math lesson
In Roman Numerals you can take a number up with 3 characters any way so lets do this. The highest number is on the right side you are subtracting. (IIX-8) When it is on the left side you are adding (VIII-8)
I-This is one
V-This is five
X-This is ten
L-This is fifty
C-This is one hundred
D-This is five hundred
M-This is one thousand
Larger numbers were indicated by putting a horizontal line over them, which meant to multiply the number by 1,000. H This usage is no longer current, because the largest numbers usually expressed in the Roman system are dates, as discussed above.
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V-This would mean five thousand
Now for all of you to pass Roman Math please answer these questions
1. II
2. IV
3. VII
4. XXI
5. VXXL
6. CCLVI
7. MMDCCLI
8. MMMDDDLXV
9. _
VMVI
10. ____
DCCXXXVVIII
9 and 10 are being a pain so the V is supposed to be under the line and DCCX are also supposed to be under the line
For extra Credit tell me other ways to write these
