Roman numeral
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[Roman numerals] are numerals that replace the normal Arabic numerals. They use letters such as
I, V, X, L, C, D, and M. Each letter has a value and cannot be repeated more than 3 times. A bar over a [roman numeral] means it has been multiplied [1000] times so you dont have to write numbers that are like 20 numerals long. -
A [Roman] number system that uses letters to replace numbers. ie. I II III IV V [VI] VII VIII [IX] X etc.
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any of the letters that the ancient Romans used to write numbers, for example I (= 1) , II (= 2) , III (= 3)
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