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49 is equal to what in Roman times?

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14y ago
Updated: 10/17/2024

49 = XXXXVIIII in which the Romans would simplify it to IL by adding I to the RHS and subtracting I from the LHS to maintain its numerical value.

Under today's modern notation 49 is expressed as XLIX in Roman numerals.

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