It indicates multiplication by a thousand
A line over a Roman numeral represents multiplication of that numeral by a thousand. For example, a line over the numeral X represents 10,000 (10 * 1000) and a line over the numeral V represents 5,000 (5 * 1000).
A bar or a line over a particular Roman numeral indicates that it is to be multiplied by a thousand.
The Roman numeral for 500,000 is |V| with a line over it. This numeral was introduced in the Middle Ages, after the end of the Roman civilisation.
Sometimes you will see a numeral with a line over it. That means to multiply it by 1000. A numeral X with a line over it means 10,000.
It indicates multiplication by a thousand
A line over a Roman numeral represents multiplication of that numeral by a thousand. For example, a line over the numeral X represents 10,000 (10 * 1000) and a line over the numeral V represents 5,000 (5 * 1000).
In todays modern usage of Roman numerals it indicates multiplication by a thousand.
A bar or a line over a particular Roman numeral indicates that it is to be multiplied by a thousand.
The Roman numeral for 500,000 is |V| with a line over it. This numeral was introduced in the Middle Ages, after the end of the Roman civilisation.
Sometimes you will see a numeral with a line over it. That means to multiply it by 1000. A numeral X with a line over it means 10,000.
An X with a line over it represents 10,000. A V with a line over it represents 5,000. Therefore, 25000 is: ___ XXV
It means that the numeral is to be multiplied 1000 times and also numerals within brackets indicate multiplication by a 1000.
To write 18000 in roman numerals, you'd write XVIII with a line over it. The line means to multiply by 1000
19,000 in Roman numerals is XIX with a line over it. The line multiplies 19 to 19,000.
500,000 in Roman numerals is D with a line over it. The line multiplies 500 to 500,000.
M with a line above it is the Roman numeral for a million.