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Oh, dude, mdcccc in Roman numerals is actually 1899. M is 1000, D is 500, C is 100, so that's 1600 right there, and then you add another C for 100, another C for 100, and another C for 100, and you get 1899. Like, who even uses Roman numerals anymore, right?

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Oh honey, "mdcccc" in Roman numerals is 1900. M is 1000, D is 500, C is 100, so you add them all up like you're trying to impress your math teacher and boom, you get 1900. It's as simple as stealing candy from a baby, but with more ancient flair.

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Ah, Roman numerals, what a joy to work with! "MDCCCC" in Roman numerals represents the number 1900. Each letter corresponds to a specific value, and when combined, they create a beautiful and timeless representation of numbers. Keep practicing, my friend, and soon you'll be a master of these ancient symbols!

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It would be 1900 (1000 +500 +100 +100 +100 +100), but it's not usually written that way. It's shorter to write it this way: MCM (1000 -100 +1000)

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