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    The document provides a table that lists Hindu-Arabic numbers from 1 to 100 and their corresponding Roman numerals. It also gives some basic rules for writing Roman numerals such as writing the largest numeral first and placing smaller numerals to the right for addition or left for subtraction.

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    The document provides a table that lists Hindu-Arabic numbers from 1 to 100 and their corresponding Roman numerals. It also gives some basic rules for writing Roman numerals such as writing the largest numeral first and placing smaller numerals to the right for addition or left for subtraction.

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    4. The symbol V,L and D are not repeated to form a bigger number.

    5. While writing Roman numbers first write the largest numeral. Then put smaller
    numerals to the right (for addition) or left (for subtraction)

    Note: The symbol V is never subtracted.

    The following table gives the Roman numerals corresponding to the Hindu-Arabic
    numerals.

    Hindu-Arabic Numbers Roman Numbers

    1 I

    2 II

    3 III

    4 IV

    5 V

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    6 VI

    7 VII

    8 VIII

    9 IX

    10 X

    11 XI

    12 XII

    13 XIII

    14 XIV

    15 XV

    16 XVI
    17 XVII

    18 XVIII

    19 XIX

    20 XX

    21 XXI

    22 XXII

    23 XXIII

    24 XXIV

    25 XXV

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    26 XXVI

    27 XXVII

    28 XXVIII

    29 XXIX

    30 XXX

    34 XXXIV

    39 XXXIX

    40 XL

    45 XLV

    50 L

    55 LV
    59 LIX

    60 LX

    75 LXXV

    80 LXXX

    88 LXXXVIII

    90 XC

    95 XCV

    100 C

    A list of Roman Numerals and their value are given below:


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    Writing Numbers in Roman Numerals:

    For example:

    1. Write the Roman Numerals for 27. Break up the number into Tens and Ones.

    27 = 20 + 7

    Write the symbol for 20 (XX) and place the symbol for 7 (VII) after it.

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