In Roman numerals X = 10 and L = 50. The numeral XL (10 before 50) represents the number 40.
The number 40 in Roman numerals is represented by XL.
40. L is 50. Putting the X behind the L means you subtract the 10 from the 50, and you get 40.
43
It is equal to forty, but would not have been written that way - it would have been written by the Romans as XL.
XL is equivalent to 40 in Roman numerals, and X represents 10. Thus, XL plus X is 40 + 10, which equals 50. In Roman numerals, 50 is represented by the letter L.
The number 40 in Roman numerals is represented by XL.
40. L is 50. Putting the X behind the L means you subtract the 10 from the 50, and you get 40.
43
It is equal to forty, but would not have been written that way - it would have been written by the Romans as XL.
XL = 40
XL = 40
XL is equivalent to 40 in Roman numerals, and X represents 10. Thus, XL plus X is 40 + 10, which equals 50. In Roman numerals, 50 is represented by the letter L.
In Roman numerals, XL represents the number 40.
XL equals 40.
Every decimal number can be represented by a binary number - and conversely.
XL = 40 40 x 40 = 1600 1600 = MDC
XL = 40 VIII = 8 XLVIII = 48