IV in Roman numerals translates to 4. I is equivalent to 1 and V is equivalent to 5, so, IV is 1 before 5, which 4.
The Roman Numerals on a grandfather clock display IIII when they should display IV. The reason is that the original maker of the clock had incorrectly written the Roman Numerals.
well 4 in roman numerals is IV, but if it is on a clock it is IIII, and 3 is III but there is no 0 in roman numerals, so it MIGHT be IV.-III. this is probably not correct, but it is as close as i can get.
In Roman Numerals, 4 is represented as IV. Many, but not all, clock faces use IIII for 4. It is thought that this is because it provides a better visual balance to VIII for 8 on the other side of the clock face.
IIII is used to represent 4, usually on clock faces. The more usual representation of 4 is IV.
No such Roman Numeral as 'xlll' Roman Numerals are ALWEAYS written in capital letters , as 'XIII'. The Roman Numeral does NOT exist on a clock as 'XIII = 13' in Arabic numerals. There is no '13' on an analogue clock. The Roman Numerals that appear on the Analogue Clock are ;- 1 = I 2 = II 3 = III $ = IIII ( or IV) 5 = V 6 = VI 7 = VII 8 = VIII 9 = IX 10 = X 11 = XI 12 = XII Roman Numerals are NOT used on digital Clocks.
The Roman Numerals on a grandfather clock display IIII when they should display IV. The reason is that the original maker of the clock had incorrectly written the Roman Numerals.
well 4 in roman numerals is IV, but if it is on a clock it is IIII, and 3 is III but there is no 0 in roman numerals, so it MIGHT be IV.-III. this is probably not correct, but it is as close as i can get.
In Roman Numerals, 4 is represented as IV. Many, but not all, clock faces use IIII for 4. It is thought that this is because it provides a better visual balance to VIII for 8 on the other side of the clock face.
IIII is used to represent 4, usually on clock faces. The more usual representation of 4 is IV.
No such Roman Numeral as 'xlll' Roman Numerals are ALWEAYS written in capital letters , as 'XIII'. The Roman Numeral does NOT exist on a clock as 'XIII = 13' in Arabic numerals. There is no '13' on an analogue clock. The Roman Numerals that appear on the Analogue Clock are ;- 1 = I 2 = II 3 = III $ = IIII ( or IV) 5 = V 6 = VI 7 = VII 8 = VIII 9 = IX 10 = X 11 = XI 12 = XII Roman Numerals are NOT used on digital Clocks.
Iv is 4 IV is the Roman number 4. V is the Roman number 5.
The roman number IV or iv represents the number 4.
iv or IV = 4
4.4.2012 4th April 2012 Roman numerals = IV . IV . MMXII
The roman numeral for 4 was traditionally IIII and not IV because it is the first two letters of their king of the gods, Iupiter, which is written IVPITER. The Romans did not want to compare the king of the gods with something so small as 4.
Presumably you mean IIII and IV not 1111 and 1V? Both IIII and IV are correct Roman numerals representing 4. IV is a simplification of IIII. Traditionally IIII is used on clocks instead of IV. The ancient Romans used IIII for 4 because they were superstitious about IV, those being the first two letters of Jupiter's name.
P is not a Roman numeral. IV is the Roman numeral for 4.