DXLIII
XII
It is: 0 = N
There isno Roma n numeral XY. X in Roma n numeral represents 10 but there is no Y i n Roma n numeral.
seven i n word = seve n seve n i n numeral = 7 seve n i n Roma n numeral = VII
The Romans did not have a 0 in the numerals but it is recognised that 'N' could be used from the Latin word nulla meaning "none"
CCCXCVII is already expressed in Roma n numeral. Its value is 397. CCC= 300 XC=90 VII=7
In Roman numerals, it means N M C.
Roma n. Pin a Chan has written: 'Maya cities' -- subject(s): Antiquities, Mayas
There is no N in roman numerals, but M means thousand.
Oh, dude, "XY" is not a Roman numeral. Roman numerals are all about those fancy letters like I, V, X, L, C, D, and M. So, unless X and Y suddenly became part of ancient Roman culture, I'd say you're safe to use them for algebra or tic-tac-toe instead.
"n" is not one of the symbols used in traditional Roman numerals.
Nothing. 'n' is not a Roman numeral.