Roman Numerals

November 15, 1943 would be written as XV.XI.MCMXLIII in Roman numerals.

13th April 1957 can also be written as 13-04-1957, which in Roman numerals would be XIII.IV.MCMLVII

The date 09-08-85 in Roman numerals would be IX.VIII.LXXXV and the full version of the date 09-08-1985 would be IX.VIII.MCMLXXXV

The number corresponding to the Roman numeral CDLXIV is 464.

4000 = (IV) which is a simplified version of MMMM

The Roman numeral CCXVI represents the number 216

These numbers in English are "2 9 6 4," which are written as Roman numerals "II IX VI IV." Roman numerals are a numeral system that originated in ancient Rome and are still used today in various contexts. Each letter represents a different value, with "I" representing 1, "V" representing 5, "X" representing 10, and so on.

The Roman numeral for 927 is CMXXVII.

M=1000, D=500, C=100, L=50, X=10, V=5 and I=1

65 as a Roman Numeral is LXV which is 50+10+5=65.

Number 209 in Roman numerals is CCIX.

The Roman numerals for 5, 6, 7, and 8 are V, VI, VII, and VIII, respectively.

The Roman numeral for "CXX" is equivalent to 120.

Numeral form refers to the representation of a number using digits or symbols, as opposed to spelled out in words. For example, the numeral form of the number 5 is simply "5," while the numeral form of the number 10 is "10." Numeral form is commonly used for mathematical calculations and is the most common form of representing numbers in everyday life.

Roman numeral symbols are written from highest to lowest and from left to right. The equivalent to 559 in Roman numerals is DLIX. The number 558 is DLVIII and 560 is DLX.

In today's notation of Roman numerals it written out as: DXCIX

But the Romans themselves probably wrote it out simply as IDC (600-1 = 599)

There is no specific meaning for "LVI" in Roman numerals. However, L represents 50, V represents 5, and I represents 1. Therefore, LVI collectively represents the number 56.

2979 in Roman numeral is MMCMLXXIX.

In today's notation of Roman Numerals: X-XXVIII-MMIX

In todays modern configuration of Roman numerals: IX-XV-MCMLXVII

Yes. One example is: MMMCCCXXXVCCCXXXI = 3,335,331 Note that the bolded numerals above (MMMCCCXXXV) should be represented with lines drawn above them. M with a line above it equals 1,000,000 rather than 1,000 (which is what it equals without a line); C with a line is 100,000; X is 10,000; V is 5,000.

The Roman numeral for CXXV is 125.

The Roman numeral representation for the date 4-10-2012 would be IV-X-MMXII.

We still do use Roman numerals to a limited extent but nowadays Hindu-Arabic numerals are used almost world wide because they contain a zero symbol thus making mathematical operations a lot easier whereas Roman numerals have no zero symbol as such which makes mathematical operations a lot more difficult.

They are Roman numerals and in today's notation of Roman numerals they are equivalent to 1988 but the ancient Romans would have probably notated them quite differently.