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Roman numerals are a system of representing numbers using letters from the Roman alphabet.

Numbers like 1, 2, 3... are formed by combining the letters I, V, and X.

Repeating a Roman numeral I up to three times represents the corresponding number. E.g., III = 3.

Placing a smaller Roman numeral to the right of a larger one means adding their values. E.g., VI = 5+1=6.

Placing a smaller Roman numeral to the left of a larger one means subtracting the smaller value from the larger one. E.g., IV=5-1=4.

Roman numerals from I to X use combinations of I, V, and X to represent numbers.

When arranging Roman numerals in ascending order, start with the smallest and move towards the largest. E.g., I, II, III, IV, V ...

Represents the numeral 34 in Roman numeral system. It's formed by combining the Roman numeral for 30 (XXX) with the Roman numeral for 4 (IV).

Represents the numeral 41 in Roman numeral system. It's formed by combining the Roman numeral for 40 (XL) with the Roman numeral for 1 (I).

Represents the numeral 45 in Roman numeral system. It's formed by combining the Roman numeral for 40 (XL) with the Roman numeral for 5 (V).

Represents the numeral 36 in Roman numeral system. It's formed by combining the Roman numeral for 30 (XXX) with the Roman numeral for 6 (VI).

Represents the numeral 48 in Roman numeral system. It's formed by combining the Roman numeral for 40 (XL) with the Roman numeral for 8 (VIII).

Represents the numeral 39 in Roman numeral system. It's formed by combining the Roman numeral for 30 (XXX) with the Roman numeral for 9 (IX).

Represents the numeral 35 in Roman numeral system. It's formed by combining the Roman numeral for 30 (XXX) with the Roman numeral for 5 (V).

Represents the numeral 46 in Roman numeral system. It's formed by combining the Roman numeral for 40 (XL) with the Roman numeral for 6 (VI).

Represents the numeral 43 in Roman numeral system. It's formed by combining the Roman numeral for 40 (XL) with the Roman numeral for 3 (III).

CM represents 900, as it subtracts 100 (C) from 1000 (M).

DCCLXXVIII represents 778 in numerals. Break it down: D=500, CCL=250, LXX=70, VIII=8.

A Roman numeral can be repeated up to three times to represent its value multiplied by that number. For example, III is 3, but IIII is not allowed.

Smaller numeral to the left of a larger one means subtraction. For example, IV is 5-1=4. This applies to I, X, and C.

Numbers greater than 1000 are expressed by placing a bar above the Roman numeral. For example, 10000 is represented as "".

LXXXI represents 81, and LXXXIII represents 83 in Roman numerals.

The Roman numeral for 205 is CCV, as CC is 200 and V is 5.

To express 362 in Roman numerals, combine CCC for 300, L for 50, and XII for 12, resulting in CCCLXII.

CXVII translates to one hundred and seventeen in English.

CDXLVI represents four hundred and forty-six in English.

CCCXXX represents three hundred and thirty in words.

CCXIX stands for two hundred and nineteen in English.

CDXLVII represents four hundred and forty-seven in words.

CCXCII translates to two hundred and ninety-two in English.

XLIX is a Roman Numeral representing forty-nine; it is formed by subtracting one (I) from fifty (L).

XXXVI is a Roman numeral for thirty-six. It is formed by combining XXX (thirty) and VI (six).

XLV is a Roman numeral for forty-five, created by combining XL (forty) and V (five).

XXXVII represents thirty-seven in Roman numerals. It is formed by combining XXX (thirty) and VII (seven).

Forty-two in Roman numerals is XLII. It is formed by combining XL (forty) and II (two).

Thirty-nine in Roman numerals is XXXIX. It is formed by combining XXX (thirty) and IX (nine).

Forty-three is represented as XLIII in Roman numerals. This is achieved by combining XL (forty) and III (three).

XLII is the Roman numeral representation of forty-two. It combines XL (forty) with II (two).

XXXVIII represents thirty-eight in Roman numerals. This is formed by combining XXX (thirty) and VIII (eight).

XLIX represents forty-nine in Roman numerals. It is formed by combining XL (forty) and IX (nine).