what does mean in roman numeral?
Improved answer:
1800 (1000+500+100+100+100 = 1800)
MDCCC
This is roman numeral for the year 1800.
1800- MDCCC Why is MDCCC 1800 in roman numerals; because M represents 1000 in roman numerals and DCCC represents 800 in roman numerals, this is the correct answer.
MDCCC
1800
MDCCC
This is roman numeral for the year 1800.
MDCCC = 1800
1800- MDCCC Why is MDCCC 1800 in roman numerals; because M represents 1000 in roman numerals and DCCC represents 800 in roman numerals, this is the correct answer.
MDCCC
1800
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