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The Roman numeral for 50,000 is represented as "L" with a line over it, which signifies multiplication by 1,000. Therefore, 50,000 is written as ( \overline{L} ). In traditional Roman numerals, there isn't a specific numeral for 50,000, so this notation is used for larger values.
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