i need help with roman numerals asap
I is 1
V is 5
X is ten
L is 50
C is 100
D is 500
M is 1000
with this you can make any number
you can only put 3 of anything in a row though
so you can only do III not IIII
for 4 you IV if a smaller symbol is in front then you subtract its worth from the larger. so IL is 49
but if a smaller is after a larger you add
so DXXXIV is 534 and so on 2007 is MMVII (M(1000)+ M(1000)+V(5)+I(1)+I(1)
What kind of help and in what area of math. Roman numerals are pretty simple.
I has a value of one and is simply repeated to reach every integer until 4 at which point you use IV. V has a value of five. X has a value of 10, L--50, C--100, D--500, M--1000.
how do u do 110
CX
how about
120
130
140
150
160
170
180
190
To convert numbers like 120, 130, 140, and so on into Roman numerals, you'll need to understand the concept of "subtraction" in Roman numeral notation.
When a smaller symbol appears in front of a larger symbol, you need to subtract its value. In this case, we have 100 (represented by "C") followed by 10 (represented by "X"). So, to represent 120, you would write CX (C for 100 and X for 10).
Using the same logic, you can convert the rest of the numbers:
- 130: C followed by X repeated three times (CXXX)
- 140: C followed by X repeated four times (CXL)
- 150: C followed by L (CL)
- 160: C followed by L and X repeated one time (CLX)
- 170: C followed by L and X repeated two times (CLXX)
- 180: C followed by L and X repeated three times (CLXXX)
- 190: C followed by X repeated four times (CXC)
To summarize, for numbers between 100 and 200, you'll always start with the Roman numeral representation of 100 (C) and then add or subtract the appropriate symbols based on the remaining value.