First of all 'xcv' should be written as 'XCV'. Note the use of Capital letters.
Here is a the table of Roman Numerals
M = 1000
D = 500
C = 100
L = 50
X = 10
V = 5
I = 1
Next when writing Roman numerals, the largest value letter ALWAYS goes to the left. However, when a smaller value numeral is to the left of a larger value numeral it means SUBTRACT.
So XC , we have a lower valuer numeral(X=10) to the left of a larger value numeral (C=100)
So this mean XC = ( 100 - 10 = 90) .
Hence XC = 90
The 'V = 5' is a lower value again , and so goes to the right of the larger value, as given. This means 'add'.
Hence
XCV = 90 + 5 = 95 The Answer!!!!!
In todays notation of Roman numerals XCV represents 95
The Roman Numeral for 95 is XCV.
Nowadays 95 when converted into Roman numerals are now considered to be XCV but the ancient Romans would have probably notated them quite differently.
The Roman numerals of XCV are equivalent to 95 and they mean -10+100+5 = 95
XCV = 95
In todays notation of Roman numerals XCV represents 95
The Roman Numeral for 95 is XCV.
Nowadays 95 when converted into Roman numerals are now considered to be XCV but the ancient Romans would have probably notated them quite differently.
The Roman numerals of XCV are equivalent to 95 and they mean -10+100+5 = 95
XCV = 95
It represents 95 in Hindu-Arabic numerals
Today it is: 95 = XCV
I-XXXI-XCV
95 but today's notation is XCV
XCV in roman numerals is 95. L is equal to 50, so 95+50 = 145.
In todays modern usage of Roman numerals: 95 = XCV
95