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Expressed in Arabic numerals, this is equal to 179.

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Q: What is the standard form in roman numerals in CLXXIX?
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How do you write clxxix in standard form?

CLXXIX=179=1.79*10^2


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Original Roman Numerals as used by the Romans: 321Shorthand Roman Numerals as modified in Middle Ages by Monks: 299As used by the Romans 299 was written: CCLXXXXVIIII in standard form, but the order of the letters was not important. The Monk's shorthand form was easier to write, but order became critical.