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Under today's rules now governing the Roman numeral system CXCIX represents 199
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199 in roman numeral is CXCIX. Thank you
It represents 199 in todays notation of Roman numerals
199 in Roman numerals is represented as CXCIX. The C represents 100, the X represents 10, and the IX represents 9. Therefore, 100 + 90 + 9 equals 199.
It does, but the accepted convention uses CXCIX for 199, because I may not precede C.
Today we would write it out as CXCIX but the Romans themselves probably wrote it out in an abridged version as ICC (200-1)
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Now it is IX-XIX-CXCIX but originally it once was in ancient Rome times VIIII-XVIIII-CLXXXXVIIII or as IX-IXX-ICC
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