What number is XXL in roman numerals?

Answer 1

It is technically not a valid Roman numeral.Proper Roman numerals proceed in descending order unless it's a "subtractive" numeral. Subtractive numerals are alwayspaired with a larger numeral. And if used as a subtractive numeral, the subtracting character should not appear elsewhere.

XXL is invalid because it violates at least two rules. Two X's (10) occur before the larger L (50), and a second X exists with the XL (40) subtractive pair.

The following arrangements are valid:

XL (50 - 10 = 40) is valid (XL is a subtractive pair)

MCM (1000 + (1000 - 100)) = 1900) is valid (1000 > 900, and CM is a subtractive pair).

Answer 2

Ah, Roman numerals can be quite charming, can't they? XXL in Roman numerals is 40. Just imagine two big X's side by side, like two friendly trees standing tall in a forest. Every number has its own unique beauty, just like every tree in nature.

Answer 3

Oh, dude, XXL in Roman numerals is 40. It's like two Xs (each worth 10) and an L (which is 50 but since it comes after the Xs, you subtract 10). So, yeah, 40. Roman numerals are like a puzzle, but once you crack the code, it's not that bad.

Answer 4

In Roman numerals, XX represents 20. Therefore, XXL would be 20 + 20 + 50, which equals 90. So, XXL in Roman numerals is 90.

Answer 5

24

Answer 6

XXX

Answer 7

69

Answer 8

24