In ancient Greek numerals, 65 is written as "ΞΕʹ" which represents 60 (Ξ) plus 5 (Ε). The Greek numeral system is based on adding up the values of individual letters to represent different numbers, similar to Roman numerals.
Ah, Greek numerals are like little pieces of art! The number 65 in Greek numerals is written as "ΞΕ." Just imagine those beautiful symbols dancing together on the canvas of ancient Greece. Keep exploring and embracing new things, my friend!
its called roman numerals and it would be said VII because V=5 and II=2
15 percent off 65 dollars = $55.2515% off of $65= 15% discount applied to $65= $65 - (15% * $65)= $65 - (0.15 * $65)= $65 - $9.75= $55.25
109 in Roman numerals is CIX.
65% of 100=65 65% of 10=6.5 65+6.5=71.5
100 x 0.65 = 65 65 is 65% of 100
65 = LXV
Greek numerals are a system of representing numbers using the letters of the Greek alphabet. They are also known as Milesian numerals, Alexandrian numerals, or alphabetic numerals. In modern Greece, they are still in use for ordinal numbers.
It is: 65 = LXV
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LXV
lxii The above is 62 in Latin numerals. 62 in Greek numerals is ξβ' or (in capital form) ΞΒ'
LXV
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Why did society need numerals
In roman numerals it would be MMXII
CXV
MMVIII