The Romans always used IIII for four - the use of IV was introduced much later.
The Romans would have written it as IIII We would write it as IV
IIII (or IV) is a Roman numeral which represents the number 4.
iv is 4 in Hindu-Arabic. The Romans themselves would have used iiii, as they didn't use iv or ix (9) very often.
Although the normal way to write the number four in Roman numerals is IV, that isn't much easier to write than IIII (if you count the pen strokes, it's 3 strokes vs. four strokes) and this system was intended by the Romans to be convenient to use, so they allowed that variation.
The Romans themselves would have used I, II, III, IIII, V. However more recent conventions replaced IIII with IV.
The Romans would have written it as IIII We would write it as IV
The most usual way (these days) is IV. However the romans often used IIII and you will still see IIII on clocks that use roman numerals.
iv is 4 in Hindu-Arabic. The Romans themselves would have used iiii, as they didn't use iv or ix (9) very often.
IIII (or IV) is a Roman numeral which represents the number 4.
Although the normal way to write the number four in Roman numerals is IV, that isn't much easier to write than IIII (if you count the pen strokes, it's 3 strokes vs. four strokes) and this system was intended by the Romans to be convenient to use, so they allowed that variation.
The Romans themselves would have used I, II, III, IIII, V. However more recent conventions replaced IIII with IV.
IVSometimes you see it as IIII
IIII or IV is 4
No 3 = III however the number 4 has two versions, namely IV or IIII
It is 4 because the ancient Romans always wrote out the equivalent 4 as IIII instead of IV for fear of offending their main god who was known as Jupiter.
Because in Roman times their mightiest of gods was Jupiter whose Latin name began with IV and so they considered it to be an insult to reduce his name to a number and so the Romans used IIII for 4 instead of IV. So even today this superstition still remains with us because sometimes IIII is for 4 instead of IV.
do to write 04 in roman numeralsImproved Answer:-It is: IV or IIII = 4