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Roman Numerals to 39: 1 [ A ]

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Roman Numerals:

The Romans used mostly straight lines to show their numbers. Each letter symbol represents anumber. To show larger numbers then more of the same symbols are used. Roman numerals haveNO place value.

0 (zero) is not represented, there is no symbol for this number!I is 1; II is 2; III is 3V is 5; and 4 is shown as IV or 1 before 5.VI is 5+1 or 6 and so on, till IX as 9 or 1 before 10.For larger numbers just keep adding more tens up to 39.

I 1V 5X 10

Write the number shown by each Roman numeral.

1) III = 4) XII = 7) XXXVIII =

2) V = 5) VIII = 8) IX =

3) VII = 6) XXXII = 9) XVI =

Write the Roman numeral for each number.

10) 13 = 13) 15 = 16) 32 = 19) 6 =

11) 5 = 14) 8 = 17) 3 = 20) 19 =

12) 35 = 15) 7 = 18) 23 = 21) 39 =

Write the Roman or standard numeral for each number.

22) 37 = 26) 24 = 30) II = 34) 25 =

23) IX = 27) 13 = 31) XXXII = 35) IV =

24) 6 = 28) XXV = 32) XVI = 36) 8 =

25) XXII = 29) VII = 33) 19 = 37) XXVI =

Roman Numerals to 39: 1 [ B ]

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Roman Numerals:

The Romans used mostly straight lines to show their numbers. Each letter symbol represents anumber. To show larger numbers then more of the same symbols are used. Roman numerals haveNO place value.

0 (zero) is not represented, there is no symbol for this number!I is 1; II is 2; III is 3V is 5; and 4 is shown as IV or 1 before 5.VI is 5+1 or 6 and so on, till IX as 9 or 1 before 10.For larger numbers just keep adding more tens up to 39.

I 1V 5X 10

Write the number shown by each Roman numeral.

1) V = 4) XXVIII = 7) XI =

2) VII = 5) XXV = 8) VI =

3) XVIII = 6) XXXVI = 9) XXV =

Write the Roman numeral for each number.

10) 30 = 13) 27 = 16) 11 = 19) 19 =

11) 17 = 14) 7 = 17) 6 = 20) 24 =

12) 26 = 15) 20 = 18) 4 = 21) 35 =

Write the Roman or standard numeral for each number.

22) 4 = 26) 11 = 30) 18 = 34) 35 =

23) XXVII = 27) 6 = 31) 20 = 35) XIII =

24) 24 = 28) 32 = 32) 3 = 36) 5 =

25) 31 = 29) II = 33) X = 37) 9 =

Roman Numerals to 39: 1 [ A ]

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Roman Numerals:

The Romans used mostly straight lines to show their numbers. Each letter symbol represents anumber. To show larger numbers then more of the same symbols are used. Roman numerals haveNO place value.

0 (zero) is not represented, there is no symbol for this number!I is 1; II is 2; III is 3V is 5; and 4 is shown as IV or 1 before 5.VI is 5+1 or 6 and so on, till IX as 9 or 1 before 10.For larger numbers just keep adding more tens up to 39.

I 1V 5X 10

Write the number shown by each Roman numeral.

1) III = 3 4) XII = 12 7) XXXVIII = 38

2) V = 5 5) VIII = 8 8) IX = 9

3) VII = 7 6) XXXII = 32 9) XVI = 16

Write the Roman numeral for each number.

10) 13 = XIII 13) 15 = XV 16) 32 = XXXII 19) 6 = VI

11) 5 = V 14) 8 = VIII 17) 3 = III 20) 19 = XIX

12) 35 = XXXV 15) 7 = VII 18) 23 = XXIII 21) 39 = XXXIX

Write the Roman or standard numeral for each number.

22) 37 = XXXVII 26) 24 = XXIV 30) II = 2 34) 25 = XXV

23) IX = 9 27) 13 = XIII 31) XXXII = 32 35) IV = 4

24) 6 = VI 28) XXV = 25 32) XVI = 16 36) 8 = VIII

25) XXII = 22 29) VII = 7 33) 19 = XIX 37) XXVI = 26

ANSWERS

Roman Numerals to 39: 1 [ B ]

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Roman Numerals:

The Romans used mostly straight lines to show their numbers. Each letter symbol represents anumber. To show larger numbers then more of the same symbols are used. Roman numerals haveNO place value.

0 (zero) is not represented, there is no symbol for this number!I is 1; II is 2; III is 3V is 5; and 4 is shown as IV or 1 before 5.VI is 5+1 or 6 and so on, till IX as 9 or 1 before 10.For larger numbers just keep adding more tens up to 39.

I 1V 5X 10

Write the number shown by each Roman numeral.

1) V = 5 4) XXVIII = 28 7) XI = 11

2) VII = 7 5) XXV = 25 8) VI = 6

3) XVIII = 18 6) XXXVI = 36 9) XXV = 25

Write the Roman numeral for each number.

10) 30 = XXX 13) 27 = XXVII 16) 11 = XI 19) 19 = XIX

11) 17 = XVII 14) 7 = VII 17) 6 = VI 20) 24 = XXIV

12) 26 = XXVI 15) 20 = XX 18) 4 = IV 21) 35 = XXXV

Write the Roman or standard numeral for each number.

22) 4 = IV 26) 11 = XI 30) 18 = XVIII 34) 35 = XXXV

23) XXVII = 27 27) 6 = VI 31) 20 = XX 35) XIII = 13

24) 24 = XXIV 28) 32 = XXXII 32) 3 = III 36) 5 = V

25) 31 = XXXI 29) II = 2 33) X = 10 37) 9 = IX

ANSWERS

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