symbol of number= #
A non-numeral is any word or symbol that represents a numeral, but is not a numeral. Therefore, an example of a non-numeral less than ten is three.
It would be "985g".
10^3.
g
The M represents 1000, the D is 500 and L represents 50. This would convert to MCDLIX in Roman numerals.
XVIIIDCCL (just put a bar on top of XVIII)
Symbol for dollar followed by: 204,074.27 cents
985 or CMLXXXV
Putting a line over a Roman numeral increases it one thousand times. XVIII is 18. Put a line over it. DIV is 504. Put that next to the 18,000
I guess eight thousand "M"s. M=1000.
4,200,200,002
The answer is "985 g".
G for Grand,or MX depending on what its used for.Improved Answer:1000 as a Roman numeral is M
To increase a numeral by a thousandfold the Romans would have it enclosed within brackets for instance at one time the numeral for a thousand was (I) later changed to M because the Latin word for a thousand is mille hence the symbol MSo: (I) = 1,000, ((I)) = 10,000 and (((I))) = 100,000Evidence of this can be found on The Columna Rostrata, erected by the ancient Romans to commemorate their victory over the Carthaginians, in which the symbol of (((I))) is cast in stone to represent 100,000The practice of placing a bar above a numeral to signify multiplcation by a thousand was much later introduced during the Middle Ages in which other changes were made to the Roman numeral system.QED
In Accounting-speak, MM is the symbol often used to represent "million". It comes from the Roman Numeral M for 1,000. M M is a thousand thousand, which is a million.
The symbol for Seventy Seven Energy Inc. in the NYSE is: SSE.