write the sum of MC and CD in Hindu-Arabic
MC +CD =
MC=1,100
CD=400
=1,100+400=1,500
numerals
MC + CD = 1,100 + 400 = 1,500
Yes, that is correct.
MC+CD=1,100+400=1,500
To write the sum of MC and CD in Hindu-Arabic numerals, we need to convert the Roman numerals MC and CD into their corresponding Hindu-Arabic equivalents and then add them together.
Let's convert MC and CD separately:
MC represents 1,100 in Roman numerals. To convert it to Hindu-Arabic numerals, we add the values of the symbols M (1000) and C (100). So, MC = 1000 + 100 = 1100.
CD represents 400 in Roman numerals. To convert it to Hindu-Arabic numerals, we subtract the value of the symbol C (100) from the symbol D (500). So, CD = 500 - 100 = 400.
Now that we have converted MC and CD to Hindu-Arabic numerals, we can add them together:
1100 + 400 = 1500
Therefore, the sum of MC and CD in Hindu-Arabic numerals is 1500.