In roman numerals, yes. C represents one hundred and V represents five.
Use the appropriate capital letter. Capital I for one, V for five, C for 100 and so forth.
Usually the two numbers are added. If a smaller number follows a larger number, the numbers are added. However, if a larger number follows a smaller one, they are subtracted. lowest to highest I,V,X,L,C,D,and M for one, five, ten, fifty, one-hundred, five-hundred and one-thousand. for example, MMMMDCCCLXIV is 4,864.
I don't understand exactly which F you mean - but from one F to the next it is one octave.
By doing c+5=3 or 2
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In roman numerals, yes. C represents one hundred and V represents five.
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A chord with the fourth in it. C fourth chord is C F and A, although, it's not really called a fourth, it's called a suspension or suspended chord.
Use the appropriate capital letter. Capital I for one, V for five, C for 100 and so forth.
The base roman numerals are: I one V five X ten L fifty C one hundred D five hundred M one thousand To make larger numbers, you put a bar above the numeral, or enclose it in parentheses for a more word-processor friendly format. Thus, you get (V) five thousand (X) ten thousand (L) fifty thousand (C) one hundred thousand (D) five hundred thousand (M) one million +++ To answer the implicit question - there is no "last" number in any system. The M for 1000 was only the largest number "name" in the Roman system.
Usually the two numbers are added. If a smaller number follows a larger number, the numbers are added. However, if a larger number follows a smaller one, they are subtracted. lowest to highest I,V,X,L,C,D,and M for one, five, ten, fifty, one-hundred, five-hundred and one-thousand. for example, MMMMDCCCLXIV is 4,864.
One and one fourth cups is equivalent to 10 ounces.
Let a = FIRST NUMBER Let b = SECOND NUMBER Let c = THIRD NUMBER Let d = FOURTH NUMBER Let e = FIFTH NUMBER a + b + c + d + e = x Output (print) "x"