2000 (1000+1000=2000)
2000 = MM In Roman Numerals M = 1000 So 2000 becomes 1000 + 1000 = M + M written as 'MM'.
Well, darling, MCCM in Roman numerals is 2200. So, if you were planning on impressing someone with your knowledge of ancient numerical systems, there you go. You're welcome.
2001 in Roman numerals is MMI. M = 1000; I = 1. M + M = 1000 + 1000 = 2000. I = 1; 2000 + 1 = 2001.
It means: MM = 1000+1000 => 2000
2000 (1000+1000=2000)
2000 = MM In Roman Numerals M = 1000 So 2000 becomes 1000 + 1000 = M + M written as 'MM'.
Well, darling, MCCM in Roman numerals is 2200. So, if you were planning on impressing someone with your knowledge of ancient numerical systems, there you go. You're welcome.
2001 in Roman numerals is MMI. M = 1000; I = 1. M + M = 1000 + 1000 = 2000. I = 1; 2000 + 1 = 2001.
It means: MM = 1000+1000 => 2000
This is not a roman numeral.
NO such numerals. However, if you mean ROMAN Numerals then 2004 = MMIV
M is 1000 and MM is 2000 so 1200 would be MCC
It is: MM (2000) because -I+M+M+I = MM or -1+1000+1000+1 = 2000
In roman numerals M=1000; therefore, MM=2000.
It is: 2000 = MM
It is: (MM) which means 1000*2000 = 2,000,000