Roman Numerals
The Romans developed a system of writing
numbers. The biggest difference in the Roman number system and the system we use today,
the Arabic system, is the Romans did not use zeros.
| 1 |
I |
500 |
D |
| 2 |
II |
1000 |
M |
| 3 |
III |
5000 |
V |
| 4 |
IV |
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| 5 |
V |
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| 6 |
VI |
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| 7 |
VII |
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| 8 |
VIII |
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| 9 |
IX |
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| 10 |
X |
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| 20 |
XX |
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| 30 |
XXX |
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| 40 |
XL |
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| 50 |
L |
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| 60 |
LX |
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| 70 |
LXX |
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| 80 |
LXXX |
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| 90 |
XC |
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| 100 |
C |
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