Math, asked by sehrawatmonu881, 8 months ago

plz send me 1 to 1000roman counting

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1 - I
2 - II. ( 1+1 = 2 SO. I + I = II. (IN ROMANS))
3 - III. THE ABOVE METHOD APPLIES FOR 3 TOO
4 - IV. NOW, 4 IS 5 - 1 SO, V-I BUT IN A NO. IS RIGHT SIDE IT MEANS ADDITION (IN ROMAN NUMERALS) SO 4 IS NOT VI BUT IV...
5 - V
6 - VI. (6 is 5 + 1 so V + I = VI)
7 - VII (THE SAME AS PER 6)
8 - VIII. (THE SAME AS PER 6)
9 - IX. (THE SAME AS PER 4 BUT 5 BECOMES 10 HERE)
10 - X
20 - XX (THE SAME AS PER 2 BUT 1 BECOMES 10)
30 - XXX. (THE SAME AS PER 3 BUT 1 BECOMES 10)
40 - XL (THE SAME AS PER 4 BUT 1 BECOMES 10 AND 5 BECOMES 50) (10 - 50 = 40) (ITZ NOT REALLY LIKE THIS BUT IN ROMAN NUMERALS THERE WAS NO OTHER OPTION)
50 - L
60 - LX TYE SAME. AS PER 6 BUT 5 BECOMES 50 AND 1 BECOMES 10)
100 - C
150 - CL (THE SAME AS PER 6 BUT 5 BECOMES 100 AND 1 BECOMES 50)
200 - CC THE SAME AS PER 20 BUT 10 BECOMES 20 HERE
400 - CD (THE SAME AS PER 4 BUT 1 BECOMES 100 AND 5 BECOMES 500)
500 - D
600 - DC (THE SAME AS PER 6 BUT 5 BECOMES 500 AND I BECOMES 100)
700 - DCC (THE SAME AS PER 600)
1000 - M

KEEP THESE VALUES IN MIND...

1 - I 5 - V 10 - X 50 - L 100 - C 500 - D 1000 - M

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