Anyone knows the sequence of roman numbers and the equivalency> Like X.L,etc.?

Question

Number equivalency on roman numbers.

Answer 1

I was about to write a long winded answer, but noticed that the link (attached) does offer everything you need to answer your question.

Answer 2

I's always equal 1. V's equal 5. X's equal 10. L's equal 50. C's equal 100. D's equal 500. M's equal 1000. if you want to go beyond 1000, just put a bar over the letters that you have. For example, CD with a bar over the top would be 4000. the bar means multiply by 1000. The number four is a little tricky sometimes, because sometimes you will see it as IIII or IV. If you put a smaller number in front of a larger number, you subtract them, like IX is 9 and CM would be 900. Hope this helps!

Answer 3

I = 1
V= 5
X=10
L=50
C=100
M=1000

If th smaller roman numeral is to the left of a large one = subtrtact, e.g, XL = 40

If it is to the right = add, eg, LX=60

Answer 4

I-1
V-5
X-10
L-50
C-100
D-500
M-1000
learn how to use them here- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roman_numerals