Do you know what the roman numeral numbers are on the dollar bill?
Q. There are roman numeral numbers on the back of the dollar bill. If you can find them convert them and tell me what it is. I know what it is but i want to see if you do. First one to get it correct gets ten points. Don't say there aren't any there are you just got to find it.
Asked by halomaster025 - Mon Jun 9 14:28:43 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1776 (MDCCLXXVI)
Answered by Goyo - Mon Jun 9 14:37:34 2008
Q. There are roman numeral numbers on the back of the dollar bill. If you can find them convert them and tell me what it is. I know what it is but i want to see if you do. First one to get it correct gets ten points. Don't say there aren't any there are you just got to find it.
Asked by halomaster025 - Mon Jun 9 14:28:43 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1776 (MDCCLXXVI)
Answered by Goyo - Mon Jun 9 14:37:34 2008
How to right a roman numeral converter in VB?
Q. I just want to write a Vb case statement to right a converter to convert hru 10 to thier numeral version to roman numeral say 1 = I 2 = II and so on.
Asked by Casper - Thu Oct 16 13:25:43 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. if numbers are from 1 to 10 the best option is to build two arrays, one string one byte or integer with the respective data, then use the array indexes to access equivalent data for the selected roman entry, depending what version you are using you may use a find() method to lookup the respective index of an array element.
Answered by Elnath78 - Thu Oct 16 13:31:49 2008
Q. I just want to write a Vb case statement to right a converter to convert hru 10 to thier numeral version to roman numeral say 1 = I 2 = II and so on.
Asked by Casper - Thu Oct 16 13:25:43 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. if numbers are from 1 to 10 the best option is to build two arrays, one string one byte or integer with the respective data, then use the array indexes to access equivalent data for the selected roman entry, depending what version you are using you may use a find() method to lookup the respective index of an array element.
Answered by Elnath78 - Thu Oct 16 13:31:49 2008
How can i convert arabic number to roman numeral by using loop or if statement?
Q. How can i convert arabic number to roman numeral by using loop or if statement? using C# programming. please give specific example so i understand better.
Asked by redlion - Thu Jun 25 16:45:25 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Actually there are Numeric or Math APIs available to do this for you. Basically, you take the arabic value to the left and check to see if it is at-least the highest Roman value. If true, then place the Roman symbol to the computed variable. Keep doing this until you have gotten all arabic places.
Answered by hotzelj - Thu Jun 25 16:51:53 2009
Q. How can i convert arabic number to roman numeral by using loop or if statement? using C# programming. please give specific example so i understand better.
Asked by redlion - Thu Jun 25 16:45:25 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Actually there are Numeric or Math APIs available to do this for you. Basically, you take the arabic value to the left and check to see if it is at-least the highest Roman value. If true, then place the Roman symbol to the computed variable. Keep doing this until you have gotten all arabic places.
Answered by hotzelj - Thu Jun 25 16:51:53 2009
In Microsoft word how do you insert a roman numeral 2?
Q. Not a list. I just need the roman numeral 2. I tried bullets and numbering, click on the list for roman numerals so I can copy paste the numeral 2 but it wouldnt let me.
Asked by Tech - Mon Mar 17 01:31:07 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Typing in two Is in a font like Times New Roman should do the trick just fine.
Answered by Dan - Mon Mar 17 01:34:45 2008
Q. Not a list. I just need the roman numeral 2. I tried bullets and numbering, click on the list for roman numerals so I can copy paste the numeral 2 but it wouldnt let me.
Asked by Tech - Mon Mar 17 01:31:07 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Typing in two Is in a font like Times New Roman should do the trick just fine.
Answered by Dan - Mon Mar 17 01:34:45 2008
How can I make a roman numeral tattoo look more feminine?
Q. I would like to get a tattoo of the number 17, but I would like to get it in roman numerals. What is something that I can do to make it look a little more feminine? I am going to get it on the back of my neck, so not much room :] 17 in roman numerals is XVII, if you didn't know!
Asked by pretty + poisonous - Thu Feb 5 00:00:47 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. What about using a cursive font? I think Lucida handwriting is a nice, clean font with a somewhat feminine feel.
Answered by Wayne B - Thu Feb 5 00:12:32 2009
Q. I would like to get a tattoo of the number 17, but I would like to get it in roman numerals. What is something that I can do to make it look a little more feminine? I am going to get it on the back of my neck, so not much room :] 17 in roman numerals is XVII, if you didn't know!
Asked by pretty + poisonous - Thu Feb 5 00:00:47 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. What about using a cursive font? I think Lucida handwriting is a nice, clean font with a somewhat feminine feel.
Answered by Wayne B - Thu Feb 5 00:12:32 2009
Would you use a roman numeral to indicate charge in this case of compound naming?
Q. If I had an ionic compound with a metal such as lead, which is not a transition metal, would I use a roman numeral to indicate the charge? It has multiple charges, but it's not a transition metal and I was taught that you only use roman numerals for transition metals, although I saw one name as lead (II) [some other element].
Asked by T - Wed Oct 14 18:03:39 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes you do if the element has multiple charges.
Answered by singinglupines - Sat Oct 17 22:58:08 2009
Q. If I had an ionic compound with a metal such as lead, which is not a transition metal, would I use a roman numeral to indicate the charge? It has multiple charges, but it's not a transition metal and I was taught that you only use roman numerals for transition metals, although I saw one name as lead (II) [some other element].
Asked by T - Wed Oct 14 18:03:39 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes you do if the element has multiple charges.
Answered by singinglupines - Sat Oct 17 22:58:08 2009
How do I insert a Roman numeral into MS Word text?
Q. I want it to be a fancy Roman numeral 10 ("X") but with the horizontal bars over the top and under the bottom of the "X" like the classic Roman numeral 10 has. How do I do it? p.s. I don't want it to be in outline or bullet format, I want to insert it into the middle of a normal sentance. p.p.s. I'm using Office 2007.
Asked by Tyler Durden - Thu Sep 24 15:50:54 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you're in vista click the orb and look for "charmap" without quotes and you'll be able to find it. if you're in xp then start>run and type "charmap" again, withouth the quotes. Short for character map, has hundreds of listings.
Answered by Paul O - Thu Sep 24 15:55:03 2009
Q. I want it to be a fancy Roman numeral 10 ("X") but with the horizontal bars over the top and under the bottom of the "X" like the classic Roman numeral 10 has. How do I do it? p.s. I don't want it to be in outline or bullet format, I want to insert it into the middle of a normal sentance. p.p.s. I'm using Office 2007.
Asked by Tyler Durden - Thu Sep 24 15:50:54 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you're in vista click the orb and look for "charmap" without quotes and you'll be able to find it. if you're in xp then start>run and type "charmap" again, withouth the quotes. Short for character map, has hundreds of listings.
Answered by Paul O - Thu Sep 24 15:55:03 2009
How do you turn off the roman numeral automatic formatter in word?
Q. I am using MS word and am writting using roman numerals. It keeps autoformatting it to its own format of roman numerals however I do not want them that way because of space issues.
Asked by Jessica C - Mon Dec 11 21:16:02 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. right click and go to bullets and numbering then select none
Answered by C_ Wan - Mon Dec 11 21:24:18 2006
Q. I am using MS word and am writting using roman numerals. It keeps autoformatting it to its own format of roman numerals however I do not want them that way because of space issues.
Asked by Jessica C - Mon Dec 11 21:16:02 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. right click and go to bullets and numbering then select none
Answered by C_ Wan - Mon Dec 11 21:24:18 2006
Why is it that roman numeral clocks sometimes use four I's for 4 and not IV?
Q. I've seen some roman numeral clocks and they use four lines for 4 and not IV... though some DO use IV. Anyone know how this came to be?
Asked by solannshiin - Wed Oct 14 15:02:17 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Systemic preference! The numbers 1-4 all begin with "I" The numbers 5-9 all begin with "V" The numbers 10-19 all begin with "X" The numbers 20-29 all begin with "XX" etc. This system made sequential sense in Roman numerology. However, along came our modern revision for lowering the number of characters on the clockface. In an age fast approaching "digital", the powers that be in clock making decided it should be so. Either way is correct and should be lived with. There is always more than one way to communicate an idea or concept.
Answered by The Big E - Wed Oct 14 15:27:25 2009
Q. I've seen some roman numeral clocks and they use four lines for 4 and not IV... though some DO use IV. Anyone know how this came to be?
Asked by solannshiin - Wed Oct 14 15:02:17 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Systemic preference! The numbers 1-4 all begin with "I" The numbers 5-9 all begin with "V" The numbers 10-19 all begin with "X" The numbers 20-29 all begin with "XX" etc. This system made sequential sense in Roman numerology. However, along came our modern revision for lowering the number of characters on the clockface. In an age fast approaching "digital", the powers that be in clock making decided it should be so. Either way is correct and should be lived with. There is always more than one way to communicate an idea or concept.
Answered by The Big E - Wed Oct 14 15:27:25 2009
Why does the Roman numeral 4 appear as IIII and not IV on a traditional timepiece (clock or watch) ?
Q. On the dial of a timepiece, the Roman numeral 4 traditionally appears as III and not IV. Where did this tradition originate?
Asked by matpatstery - Wed Jan 3 22:05:28 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. See the exact answer given on yahoo answers to this identical question ...
Answered by kayak_number_12 - Wed Jan 3 22:12:04 2007
Q. On the dial of a timepiece, the Roman numeral 4 traditionally appears as III and not IV. Where did this tradition originate?
Asked by matpatstery - Wed Jan 3 22:05:28 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. See the exact answer given on yahoo answers to this identical question ...
Answered by kayak_number_12 - Wed Jan 3 22:12:04 2007
What year does the roman numeral LVXMIH represent?
Q. and what what the year 1865 look like in Roman numerals?
Asked by Lisa Lisa - Sat Sep 27 17:44:47 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There is no H in Roman numerals. 1865 = 1,000 + 800 + 60 + 5 1865 = MDCCCLXV
Answered by richardwptljc - Sat Sep 27 17:51:04 2008
Q. and what what the year 1865 look like in Roman numerals?
Asked by Lisa Lisa - Sat Sep 27 17:44:47 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There is no H in Roman numerals. 1865 = 1,000 + 800 + 60 + 5 1865 = MDCCCLXV
Answered by richardwptljc - Sat Sep 27 17:51:04 2008
1. Roman Numeral Design a program that prompts the user to enter a number within the range of 1 through 10.?
Q. The program should display roman numeral version of that number. if the number is outside the range of 1 through 10 , the program should display an error message.
Asked by Antonio - Fri Jun 5 14:18:42 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. int value; cin >> value; string numerals; switch (value) { case 9: numerals = "IX"; break; case 8: numerals = "VIII"; break; case 7: numerals = "VII"; break; case 6: numerals = "VI"; break; case 5: numerals = "V"; break; case 4: numerals = "IV"; break; case 3: numerals = "III"; break; case 2: numerals = "II"; break; case 1: numerals = "I"; break; default: numerals = "out of range"; } cout << numerals;
Answered by LoverOfWine - Fri Jun 5 15:53:57 2009
Q. The program should display roman numeral version of that number. if the number is outside the range of 1 through 10 , the program should display an error message.
Asked by Antonio - Fri Jun 5 14:18:42 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. int value; cin >> value; string numerals; switch (value) { case 9: numerals = "IX"; break; case 8: numerals = "VIII"; break; case 7: numerals = "VII"; break; case 6: numerals = "VI"; break; case 5: numerals = "V"; break; case 4: numerals = "IV"; break; case 3: numerals = "III"; break; case 2: numerals = "II"; break; case 1: numerals = "I"; break; default: numerals = "out of range"; } cout << numerals;
Answered by LoverOfWine - Fri Jun 5 15:53:57 2009
i would like a tattoo design that incorporates the roman numeral 15?
Q. i am getting a tattoo soon for my birthday and i have an idea for one feature of it. i would like any kind of tattoo design that incorporates the roman numeral 15. i would prefer it to be a subtle tattoo but any will work. i just cant think of any way to incorporate 15 into the design. any help would be thankfull
Asked by Xander - Fri Aug 7 17:59:32 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. usually if you go to a tattoo shop, they'll gladly draw out some ideas for you if you give them your business. try that, if you haven't already
Answered by Chris O - Fri Aug 7 18:09:57 2009
Q. i am getting a tattoo soon for my birthday and i have an idea for one feature of it. i would like any kind of tattoo design that incorporates the roman numeral 15. i would prefer it to be a subtle tattoo but any will work. i just cant think of any way to incorporate 15 into the design. any help would be thankfull
Asked by Xander - Fri Aug 7 17:59:32 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. usually if you go to a tattoo shop, they'll gladly draw out some ideas for you if you give them your business. try that, if you haven't already
Answered by Chris O - Fri Aug 7 18:09:57 2009
How do you place Roman numeral page numbers followed by Hindu-Arabic numbers in MS Word 2007?
Q. It begins with i, ii, iii, etc. for the first part then begins again at 1, 2, 3, etc. in the same document.
Asked by slickpunk13 - Mon Oct 20 01:48:11 2008 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Try this: 1.At the top of the first page you want Arabic-numbered, click the Page Layout->Page Setup->Breaks icon. 2.Insert a Next Page type section break. 3.Click the Insert->Page Numbers->Format Page Numbers menu item. 4.In the Page Numbers dialog box, click the Format button. 5.If you don t want the page numbers to be continuous between the two sections, set Page Numbering to start at number one. The radio button should switch to Start At. 6.Click OK. 7.Go back to the first page of the document (now in the first section). 8.Repeat steps 3-4, but this time set the Number format to Roman Numerals. 9.Repeat steps 5-6. (Note: The actual insertion of page numbers in the page header or footer doesn't have to happen. Only the formatting… [cont.]
Answered by The Phlebob - Tue Oct 21 01:00:00 2008
Q. It begins with i, ii, iii, etc. for the first part then begins again at 1, 2, 3, etc. in the same document.
Asked by slickpunk13 - Mon Oct 20 01:48:11 2008 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Try this: 1.At the top of the first page you want Arabic-numbered, click the Page Layout->Page Setup->Breaks icon. 2.Insert a Next Page type section break. 3.Click the Insert->Page Numbers->Format Page Numbers menu item. 4.In the Page Numbers dialog box, click the Format button. 5.If you don t want the page numbers to be continuous between the two sections, set Page Numbering to start at number one. The radio button should switch to Start At. 6.Click OK. 7.Go back to the first page of the document (now in the first section). 8.Repeat steps 3-4, but this time set the Number format to Roman Numerals. 9.Repeat steps 5-6. (Note: The actual insertion of page numbers in the page header or footer doesn't have to happen. Only the formatting… [cont.]
Answered by The Phlebob - Tue Oct 21 01:00:00 2008
how do you write 12 as a roman numeral?
Q. 12 as a roman numeral?
Asked by Cece - Fri Sep 11 19:21:10 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. XII X is ten, and each I is one.
Answered by unknown - Fri Sep 11 19:27:51 2009
Q. 12 as a roman numeral?
Asked by Cece - Fri Sep 11 19:21:10 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. XII X is ten, and each I is one.
Answered by unknown - Fri Sep 11 19:27:51 2009
How to Convert integer(number) to roman numeral Java?
Q. write a program that converts a positive integerinto the roman number system. Your program should take and input (any positive integer up to 3999). Could anyone help me out to write out the code?
Asked by beansaaron - Sun Oct 18 21:03:32 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try this link:
Answered by Badajoz - Sun Oct 18 21:13:50 2009
Q. write a program that converts a positive integerinto the roman number system. Your program should take and input (any positive integer up to 3999). Could anyone help me out to write out the code?
Asked by beansaaron - Sun Oct 18 21:03:32 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try this link:
Answered by Badajoz - Sun Oct 18 21:13:50 2009
What is the beach that has a sign that says "Big Roman Numeral" people died here?
Q. I remember seeing a picture of that sign, but I wanted to find it again. It says how many people died at the beach/island. What is it called?
Asked by a963369z - Thu Aug 6 15:30:08 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Santa Fe Please answer mine :
Answered by Megan - Thu Aug 6 15:55:52 2009
Q. I remember seeing a picture of that sign, but I wanted to find it again. It says how many people died at the beach/island. What is it called?
Asked by a963369z - Thu Aug 6 15:30:08 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Santa Fe Please answer mine :
Answered by Megan - Thu Aug 6 15:55:52 2009
what is the roman numeral for august 15th 2009?
Q. Im getting a tattoo on my wrist of my wedding date and I have looked up on a bunch of websites but they all give me different ways. Its a tattoo and lasts forever so if I get the wrong thing it wont be good lol.
Asked by HARMONICA - Fri Aug 21 15:27:10 2009 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. august would be " V I I I " the fifteenth would be " X V " 2009 would be " M M I X "
Answered by mark h - Fri Aug 21 15:35:54 2009
Q. Im getting a tattoo on my wrist of my wedding date and I have looked up on a bunch of websites but they all give me different ways. Its a tattoo and lasts forever so if I get the wrong thing it wont be good lol.
Asked by HARMONICA - Fri Aug 21 15:27:10 2009 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. august would be " V I I I " the fifteenth would be " X V " 2009 would be " M M I X "
Answered by mark h - Fri Aug 21 15:35:54 2009
What number is the Roman Numeral IVSVD?
Q. I guess my friend has a gold coin that has it or something. Thanks! Wiki says that S is used for fractions. Or can stand for 7 or 70 in medieval numerals, which I think is more likely. But if it is 7 or 70, I still don't know what the number is.
Asked by Lolo - Thu Jul 9 21:53:49 2009 - - 5 Answers - 1 Comments
A. you can't use S in roman numerals good luck
Answered by Rich - Thu Jul 9 22:05:34 2009
Q. I guess my friend has a gold coin that has it or something. Thanks! Wiki says that S is used for fractions. Or can stand for 7 or 70 in medieval numerals, which I think is more likely. But if it is 7 or 70, I still don't know what the number is.
Asked by Lolo - Thu Jul 9 21:53:49 2009 - - 5 Answers - 1 Comments
A. you can't use S in roman numerals good luck
Answered by Rich - Thu Jul 9 22:05:34 2009
How to balance a chemical equation of copper(roman numeral 2) sulfate pentahydrate???
Q. How do you decomposition this equation?
Asked by danie - Tue Sep 25 02:04:17 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. CuSO4(H2O)5 you need to have another species to balance something, but thats the compound. Cu(II) is Cu^+2 Sulphate is SO4^-2 (from data tables) and hydrate is just water, penta is five so 5H2O
Answered by Flubleah - Tue Sep 25 02:11:28 2007
Q. How do you decomposition this equation?
Asked by danie - Tue Sep 25 02:04:17 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. CuSO4(H2O)5 you need to have another species to balance something, but thats the compound. Cu(II) is Cu^+2 Sulphate is SO4^-2 (from data tables) and hydrate is just water, penta is five so 5H2O
Answered by Flubleah - Tue Sep 25 02:11:28 2007
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