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Oh, dude, XXXI is just fancy Roman numerals for 31. It's like when you're trying to impress someone by saying "I'll be there at XXXI o'clock," but really you just mean 31. So, yeah, XXXI equals 31 in good old regular numbers.

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In Roman numerals, XXXI represents the number 31. The Roman numeral system uses letters to represent numbers, with X representing 10 and I representing 1. When X (10) is placed before an I (1), it indicates subtraction, resulting in a value of 9.

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31

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It is 31.

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