How is 100 represented in Roman numerals?
Correct answer: C
Player Vincent
c = century =100
Taramaiden
quicksilver, v = 5 because of the v formed between the thumb and palm. x = 10 because when bidding, people would clap once for 10, twice for 20 and so on. 50, forming the letter 'L' with the thumb at a right angle to the palm. 100, is 'Centum'. D = 500, which is Demi, or half (of 1000). M = 1000, as in millennium...
Rand Al'Thor
5th grade math for me. I have no idea why I had to learn that so young, but I know it good now lol
Player #25874027
Player #27756566,
I don’t think the Romans invented zero I believe that was the Arabs
CuckooAnge
After the explanation of symbols I’m still no wiser... I should teach myself once and for all!
quicksilver
Rand Al'Thor, it was taught so it could be used in complex outlining
Gold Biscuit
Arabic numerals are actually from India
Uninitialized
Player #7719043, thank you, thank you, thank you. loriali
Uninitialized
CuckooAnge, why
Player #15094731dibe
Rand Al'Thor, pity you did not learn English well. I know it WELL now LoL
brownidol
Player Vincent, remembered this right after I made the wrong choice.
FrouFrouQuail20037
DeadlyLabyrinth41231, And what??
DeadlyLabyrinth41231
Player #909241, never learned my Roman numerals.