roman numeral for "2007"?

Answer 1

After over a dozen answers of "MMVII" you must be ready for something different. There are numbeous other Roman numeral beyond M=1000, D=500, C=100, L=50, X=10, V=5 and I=1. There is also S = 7 or 70, O = 11, F = 40, A = 50 or 500, S = 70 or 7, R = 80, N = 90, Y = 150, T = 160, H = 200, E = 250 and K = 250, B = 300, G = 400 and P = 400, A = 500 or 50 and Q = 500, Z = 2000 (see
http://www.everything2.com/index.pl?node=Roman%20numerals)

Of course, smaller numbers in front of larger ones subtract (IV=4) Also, a bar over a number multiplies it by 1000. SO here are some alternatives:

ZS
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IIVII - my favorite

MQKYCVOI

The conbinations are endless.

Answer 2

MMVII
M- 1000
M- 1000
V- 5
I- 1
I- 1
+ 2007

Answer 3

MMVII

M= 1000
V=5
I=1

1000+1000+5+1+1=2007

Answer 4

There was no zero as there was no need for it. The Roman counting system was based on the hand The V for 5 represents the an open hand(thumb and index) The X for 10 represents crossed hands We still use the word digits for numbers! Algebra with the concept of equations brought the need for zero Algebra is indeed an Arabic word There is a never ending debate on whether this was Arabic,Persian or Indian-so let's say Near East!!

Answer 5

MMVII

the site i added has a roman number converter meaning you can put in any regular number and it will come out in roman numeral form pick me as best answer

Answer 6

Technically you can't exactly write that. "0" is a term in Arabic numbering. We Europeans never knew "0" until the Arabs came along. In Roman numerals the equivalent would be "MMVII".
Michael

Answer 7

2007= MMVII

Answer 8

2007 = MMVII

Answer 9

MMVII

M = 1000, V = 5, I = 1

Answer 10

How about

MMVII