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What number does the roman numeral for L represent?
L is 50 ■
Is z a Roman Numeral?
No, z does not represent a Roman Numeral. The letters used are I, V, X, L, C, D and M.
What number in your system does the Roman numeral LI represent?
The Roman numeral 'L' stands for 50 and the Roman numeral 'I' stands for 1. Put them together as LI and you get 51. LII would be 52, etc.
What is L Roman Numeral?
The Roman Numeral L is equivalent to the number 50.
What's the Roman numeral L?
The Roman numeral L is 50.
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