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What is 1821 minus 1912?
1821 - 1912 = -91
What is 1912 in Roman numerals?
The roman numeral for 1912 is: MCMXII.
WHAT would the date 1912 be in roman numerals?
Nowadays 1912 as a Roman numeral is MCMXII but the ancient Romans would have notated it as MDCCCCXII
What day of the week was March 12 1912?
um.The day of the week on March 12 1912 is Friday or Thursday.A better answer:From a perpetual calendar: March 12, 1912 was on a Tuesday.
What is divisble 1912?
3824
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