What number does the Roman numerals MCDLXVII represent?
MCDLXVII is one thousand four hundred and sixty seven, 1467 (M is a thousand, CD is four hundred, LX is 60 and VII is seven).
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erik hughes
CD actually stands for "100 (C) less than 500 (D)", which equals 400, much like "MCM" stands for "1000 (M) and 100 (C) less than 1000 (M)", which equals 1900...
Jorge Barron Y Ortiz
Piece of cake.
Barb Schmidt
Barb Schmidt, i give up, shouldnt type more today too tired, ...
Barb Schmidt
Barb Schmidt, opps typed wrong as answered 1467 but it gave me the 1967
Barb Schmidt
i hit 1967, got it right but when it came up, has wrong by changing it on me!!! Wish would get this so it dont do that as this is the 3 or 5 time done that..
Alicia Szot
Judith West, You misread the the Roman Numerals. The answer given is correct.
pamela h
Judith West, 8.
They are:- MDCLXVI (1666), MDCLXIV (1664), MDCXLVI (1646), MDCXLIV (1644), MCDLXVI (1466), MCDLXIV (1464), MCDXLVI (1446), and MCDXLIV (1444).
MDCLXVI (1666) and MCDXLIV (1444) When you see this,(MCDLXVI ) (1466) then just and one to it and it would be 1467
Rita Andree
Roman numerals are easy, peasy. By the way there is no Roman numeral for zero.
Criona Walsh
Off 200...
Charles Fish
Judith West, you're imagining an extra M in there. It's CD, not CM.
Judith West
Your answer is wrong. Correct answer is 1967. M = 1,000; CM = 900; LX = 60; VII = 7
Humberto Carrasco
GOT IT CORRECT
Les Griffin
Oops my bad 🤗
dianemcqiinn
Haha remember my romans
Richard Elliott
I used to watch the start of films where they gave the year they were made in Roman numerals. I became able to read them at a glance.