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Rules of writing roman numerals with examples

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Rules of writing roman numerals with examples


While writing, the Roman number system, like the Hindu-Arabic number system, has several rules that must be followed. As a result, the five laws of Roman numerals are as follows:

I. The value of a sign increases with each repetition.

Example:
 XX = 10+10=20

II. Only I, X, C, and M can be repeated three times consecutively. In addition, the integers L, V, and D cannot be repeated. Otherwise, the number will become invalid.

Example:

Roman Numbers Valid/Invalid
MCXXXXIII         Invalid
XXII                Valid
LLXXII                Invalid
LXI                        Valid

III. In addition, the digit with the greater value moves to the left of the digit with the lower value.

Example:

10 + 2 = 12
X + II = XII

IV. In subtraction, the higher value digit follows the lower value digit to the right.

Example:

10 – 1 = 9
X – I = IX

V. Subtraction can only be done using the letters I, X, and C.



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