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What does the greek word sigma stand for?
its not a word its a greek letter
What does the letter Y stand for in Greek letters?
The letter ypsilon (ύψιλον).
What word does m stand for in roman numerals?
M or m both represent a thousand in Roman numerals
What number does LCM in roman numerals stand for?
This format cannot be used. The letter "L" = 50, The letter "C" = 100 and the letter "m" = 1,000.
What does the abbreviation pi stand for?
pi is not an abbreviation. It is a letter of the Greek alphabet symbol that symbolises one particular ratio.
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