What does the roman Numeral V stand for?

Answer 1

Five

Answer 2

5

Answer 3

5

Answer 4

5

Answer 5

5

Answer 6

With Roman Numerals, C = 100 L = 50 X = 10 V = 5 I = one, 1 So L=50 and X=10, count 10 [X] less than 50 [L] is 40 {XL}, add one [I] to another one [I], which equals two [II]; 40 + 2 = 42. {Note: except for I, any Roman Numeral to the left of V or X or C, you subtract and any Roman Numeral to its right, you can add to it.} I reckon knowing the Roman Numerals is important to work out the year when movies were produced and also determining when historic monuments were established.

Answer 7

Roman numerals use a basic set of seven symbols:

Symbol Value
I or i - 1 or one (unus)
V or v - 5 or five (quinque)
X or x - 10 or ten (decem)
L or l - 50 or fifty
C or c - 100 or one hundred (centum)
D or d - 500 or five hundred
M or m -1000 or one thousand (mille)

Multiple symbols may be combined to produce numbers in between these values, subject to certain rules on repetition. In cases where it may be shorter, it is sometimes allowable to place a smaller symbol before a larger value, so that, for example, one may write IV or iv for four. Again, for the numbers not assigned a specific symbol, the above given symbols are combined:

II or ii for two
III or iii for three. The final character is sometimes "j" instead of "i", often in medical prescriptions.
IV, iv, IIII or iiii for four
VI or vi for six
VII or vii for seven
VIII or viii for eight
IX or ix for nine

For large numbers (five thousand and above), a bar is placed above a base numeral to indicate multiplication by 1000.

For very large numbers (five million and above), there is no standard format, although sometimes a double bar or underline is used to indicate multiplication by 1,000,000. That means an underlined X is ten million.

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Hope that helps with any future questions you may ask on the subject as well.

Answer 8

it stands for five 5

Answer 9

that should be better written "Roman numeral"

Answer 10

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