990 but today's way of writing it in Roman numerals is CMXC although the Romans themselves would have probably wrote it out as XM (-10+1000 = 990)
XM would be 990. There is no Roman Numeral U. There is a V. V is five, but 995 would be VM, not XMV.
Roman Numeral for: 10000= X with horizontal bar above it 1000=M Therefore: ............_ 11000= XM
CMXC It could be written as XM, but that is not considered correct today.
The numeral XMCMV is not a Roman numeral as it does not follow te rules for wrting numerals. X (10) should never preceed any numeral of a higher value than C (100). If te numeral XMCMV did exist it might be supposed to have a value of XM (990) + CM = (900) + V (5) which would equal 1895 but the correct Roman numeral for 1895 is MDCCCXCV
XM = 1000 - 10 = 990 NB X = 10 M = 1000 When a smaller value letter appears to the LEFT of a larger value letter, it means subtract.
XM would be 990. There is no Roman Numeral U. There is a V. V is five, but 995 would be VM, not XMV.
Roman Numeral for: 10000= X with horizontal bar above it 1000=M Therefore: ............_ 11000= XM
CMXC It could be written as XM, but that is not considered correct today.
The numeral XMCMV is not a Roman numeral as it does not follow te rules for wrting numerals. X (10) should never preceed any numeral of a higher value than C (100). If te numeral XMCMV did exist it might be supposed to have a value of XM (990) + CM = (900) + V (5) which would equal 1895 but the correct Roman numeral for 1895 is MDCCCXCV
XM = 1000 - 10 = 990 NB X = 10 M = 1000 When a smaller value letter appears to the LEFT of a larger value letter, it means subtract.
That isn't a correct numeral. The use of XM is incorrect, but could be interpretted as being 1000 - 10 or 990. But that doesn't work the MCM which is 1900.
the answer to what is the roman numeral for 101 is CI
'XXV' is the Roman Numeral. I think you wish to know the Arabic (Modern) number, which is '25'.
(XI) or XM but with an horizontal line above the numeral X. Numerals in brackets or a line above them indicates multiplication by a thousand. So: (XI) = 11*1000 = 11000.
No, K is not a roman numeral.
There is not a Roman Numeral for 0.
The roman numeral for one is I.