The Roman numeral for ten is X
The Roman Numeral M is equal to 1000 One Thousand
It indicates multiplication by a thousand
M is a thousand and D is 500. An X is ten and an I is one. So this would be 1509.
The Roman numeral for 500,000 is |V| with a line over it. This numeral was introduced in the Middle Ages, after the end of the Roman civilisation.
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The Roman numeral for ten is X
The Roman numeral 65 thousand and 40, 65040, would be (LXV)XL
The Roman Numeral M is equal to 1000 One Thousand
It indicates multiplication by a thousand
M is a thousand and D is 500. An X is ten and an I is one. So this would be 1509.
Oh, dude, the opposite of a Roman numeral? That's like asking for the opposite of a unicorn, but hey, I got you. The opposite of a Roman numeral would be... not a Roman numeral. It's like asking for the opposite of a banana – it just doesn't work that way, man.
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The Roman numeral for 500,000 is |V| with a line over it. This numeral was introduced in the Middle Ages, after the end of the Roman civilisation.
The Roman numeral MXM means 1990. Each M stands for a thousand, and by placing the symbol X for ten in front of one of the Ms, that indicates subtraction, and a thousand minus ten is 990.
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One thousand fourteen in roman numeral is MXIV.