It appears we have a class of Romans in 4 White, given how superb the children were with their Roman Numerals work today! Below is a glimpse of their fantastic work, creating Roman Numerals with matchsticks.
And now, a couple of questions for you lovely Romans.
a) What is the rule we need to remember, as shown with numbers like IV and VI?
b) True or false? VIIII = 9. Explain.
vllll=9, it is wrong because the answer is lX.
VIIII is wrong because IX =9
a) VI is 6 because 5 add 1 equals 6 and IV is 5 takeaway 1 equals 4.
b) It is wrong because IX is 9 not VIIII.
VIIII is 9 because if we know V is 5 and IIII is 4 and 5+4=9 and the Roman number 9 has 4 and 5
VIIII=9 because V=5 IIII=4
VIIII=9 it is incorrect because IX equals 9
IV=1less than 5
IV= 1more than 5
VIIII= 4 because IIII is not a Roman numeral
Vllll=9 is wrong the right answer is lx.
VIIII is wrong because the first number is normal and the second number is subtract so it is IX
VIIII=9 it is wrong because it can only have 3I,s instead of 4 I,s it has to be
IX
You need to know when VI places you add 5 + 1= 6. VIII isn’t correct because IX is 9 and VIII is 8 because V is 5 VI is 6 VII is 7 VIII is 8 and then IX is 9.
Viii is wrong because it has a lot of number
IX = 9
VIIII =8
VIIII=9, It is wrong, the correct answer IX
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