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What is 300000 in Romans numeral?

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In roman numerals, numbers greater than 3999 use parentheses around, or a horizontal line above, the numbers that are to be multiplied by 1000. Writing 3999 can be written as MMMCMXCIX, but the number 4010 would be written as (IV)X. Therefore, the number 300,000 is written as (CCC) which represents 300*1000

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