In today's terms 98 expressed in Roman numerals is XCVIII
But the rules governing the Roman numeral system were introduced during the Middle Ages centuries after the decline of the Roman Empire.
Therefore it follows that the Romans themselves would have probably wrote out 98 as LXXXXVIII which can be simplified to IIC in the same way as the Roman numerals IIII and VIIII (4 and 9) are simplified to IV and IX respectively.
In parts of Spain the numerals for VIII (8) are written out as IIX.
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There are no tenths, as 98 is written here as a whole number. To round to the nearest tens: 98 becomes 100
if 32.67 had a repeating decimal of 32.6666.... then as a fraction it is: 98/3
19.6 written as a fraction is 19 and 3/5 or 98/5
1 x 98 = 98 2 x 98 = 196 3 x 98 = 294 4 x 98 = 392 5 x 98 = 490 6 x 98 = 588 7 x 98 = 686 8 x 98 = 784 9 x 98 = 882 10 x 98 = 980
2 and 49 go into 98 2X49=98