7000 is known as MMMMMMM in roman numerals; but according to the rule of roman numerals (like I said in the REAL roman numerals of 6000 and 4000) it is only supposed to go over three digits hence MMMMMMM breaks the rule.
7000- MMMTTT
I'm not sure if that is quite right?
If someone asks YOU what is 7000 in roman numerals; remember your roman numerals (like I said once again) but if you say 7000 is MMMMMMM in roman numerals, guess what. That answer is actually wrong and you're actually WRONG... VII represents 7 in roman numerals and sometimes VII with a line on top represents 7000, I am still not sure if MMMTTT is quite right.
The roman numeral for number 9 is: IX
The Roman numeral MMCDLXXIV has a numeric value of 2,474.
It is: (M) which means 1000*1000 = 1,000,000
998- CMXCVIII 998 is CMXCVIII in roman numerals because CM represents 900 in roman numerals, XC represents 90 in roman numerals and VIII represents 8 in roman numerals; technically this is the correct answer.
the answer to what is the roman numeral for 101 is CI
(VII) numerals in brackets indicate multiplication by a thousand. So: (VII) = 7*1000 = 7000
The roman numeral for number 9 is: IX
The Roman number for 7000 could be written two ways. One could put seven M's in a row but that would be awkward. (M is the Roman numeral for 1,000) The common way of writing 7000 would be to use the numeral VII (seven) and put a line over it. This line means that the number is multiplied by 1,000.
The Roman numeral MMCDLXXIV has a numeric value of 2,474.
It is: (M) which means 1000*1000 = 1,000,000
998- CMXCVIII 998 is CMXCVIII in roman numerals because CM represents 900 in roman numerals, XC represents 90 in roman numerals and VIII represents 8 in roman numerals; technically this is the correct answer.
the answer to what is the roman numeral for 101 is CI
XXV is the Roman Numeral for 25
The Roman numeral CXXVI refers to the number 126.
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324 written in roman numeral is CCCXXIV