Which of the following statements is false with respect to the values used to represent Roman Numbers?
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Which of the following statements is false with respect to the values used to represent Roman Numbers?
i. The alphabet M is used to represent the numeric value of 1000
ii. The alphabet I is used to represent the numeric value of 1
iii. The alphabet C is used to represent the numeric value of 100
iv. The alphabet L is used to represent the numeric value of 50
e. All of them are true
f. All of them are false
g. Only i and ii are true
h. Only ii and iii are true
i. Only i and iv are true
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Your question was – Which of the following statements is false with respect to the values used to represent Roman Numbers?
According to your question, Correct answer is: a
Question Explanation:
According to the rules established for writing the roman numbers,
Letter I represents a value of 1
Letter V represents a value of 5
Letter X represents a value of 10
Letter L represents a value of 50
Letter C represents a value of 100
Letter D represents a value of 500
Letter M represents a value of 1000
Hence, the correct answer is option a
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