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How many roman numerals can be made using 3 matchsticks?
2，4，
How many roman numerals can be made using 7 matchsticks?
26 and 31
How many Roman numerals can be made by 8 matchsticks?
40,8,20,25,35,30,14,9,19,17,22,32,
Why was Roman numerals made?
Roman numerals were made just for the same reason as Arabic numerals we are using now.Romans needed some characters to record quantities, dates, taxes etc.So they invented their own system. Bear in mind that roman numerals are older than Arabic ones.
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