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Below is a Roman numerals Chart. As you can see from the Roman numerals Chart, each Arabic number can be converted into a Roman numeral. The Roman numerals Chart below illustrates that each Roman numeral is made up of combinations of a few symbols such as I, V and X below. Most people know the Roman numerals Chart below but fewer people know other charts for Roman numerals. You can also use the Roman numerals Chart below to compile a list of all Roman numerals.

More Roman numerals Chart: 10 to 100 in Roman numerals

Roman numerals Chart from 500 to 1,000,000

Note that when a line is drawn over a number in Roman numerals, the value is increased 1000 times.

To convert an Arabic number into a Roman numeral, the following Roman numeral conversion rule can be used.

To make the Roman numeral for the Arabic number 2, for example, the Roman numeral I is added to the same Roman numeral I making the Roman numeral II. Therefore, Roman numeral II is equal to the number 2.

1 = I

2 = I + I = II

3 = I + I + I = III

Roman numeral conversion rule

Example: 4 = 5 – 1 or V – I. V – I is written in Roman numeral form as IV.

As a Roman numeral conversion rule, when a letter representing a number of lesser value (I before V) appears to the left of a letter of greater value (V after I), the lesser value (I) is subtracted from the greater value (V).

Math Worksheets practice

Arabic numbers	Roman mathematical equivalent	Roman numerals
9	X – I (10 – 1)	IX
20	XXX – X (30 – 10)	XX
40	L – X (50 – 10)	XL
90	C – X (100 – 10)	XC

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Converting Arabic numbers to Roman numerals

Arabic numbers	Roman numerals
	I
	II
	III
	IV
	V
	VI
	VII
	VIII
	IX
	X
	XI
	XII
	XIII
	XIV
	XV
	XVI
	XVII
	XVIII
	XIX
	XX
	XXX
	XL
	L
	LX
	LXX
	LXXX
	XC
	C

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