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How would you actually add together in step by step stages 18 49 1999 and 99 in two different ways entirely in Roman numerals knowing they add up to mmclxv?
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∙ 11y ago
Nowadays we would convert the equivalent of the above numbers into Roman numerals as XVIII, XLIX, MCMXCIX and XCIX respectively which makes them a complete mathematical endurance to add them up.
But in days gone by there exist substancial evidence to suggest that the ancient Romans would have probably added together the equivalent of the aforementioned numbers in either of the following formats:-
IIXX+IL = LXVII => (20-2)+(50-1) = 67
LXVII+IMM = MMLXVI => 67+(2000-1) = 2066
MMLXVI+IC = MMCLXV => 2066+(100-1) = 2165
Alternatively:-
XVIII+XXXXVIIII = LXVII => 18+49 = 67
LXVII+MDCCCCLXXXXVIIII = MMLXVI => 67+1999 = 2066
MMLXVI+LXXXXVIIII = MMCLXV => 2066+99 = 2165
QED
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