What do the lines on both the sides of a roman number and a bar on the op indicate?

What do the lines on both the sides of a roman number and a bar on the op indicate? a. Multiplication by 100000 b. Multiplication by 100 c. Addition of 1000 d. Multiplication by 1000 e. None of the above
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Unlock CodeProfessorAsked on November 21, 2017 in GMAT.
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Thanks for your questions, Your question was -  What do the lines on both the sides of a roman number and a bar on the op indicate? Your correct answer is- a Now read this explanation for more clarifications: Additional horizontal lines on each side of a roman number along with a bar on top of that number imply hundreds of thousands. This means 100*100, which is equal to 100000. Hence, the correct answer is option a.
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