1492 but it should be written as MCCCCLXXXXII or XMDII and not as MCDXCII
This is incorrect. "MCDXCII" is the proper way to write '1492' in Roman numerals.
1) No symbol is ever used more than three times to write a given number, so MCCCCLXXXXII is incorrect
2) X is 10 and M is 1000. No numeral should be subtracted from another numeral more than 10 times its value, so expressing 1990 as "XM" is incorrect. '1490' should be expressed as "MCDXC".
"MCDXCII" therefore stands for '1492' in Roman numerals.
It stands for 2001.
The answer is 42
L is the number 50 in Roman Numerals.
MCDXCII
MCDXCII NumeralNumberM1000D500C100L50X10V5I1
M=1000, CD =400, XC=90, II=2 so MCDXCII is 1492
D
LV
MCXVII
16
V
That is 29.