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What is the Roman numeral symbol for 5?

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sashaice [31]3 years ago

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Hello!

The Roman numeral symbol for 5 is V, choice E.

I'll go through all the other choices.

Roman numeral I is 1.

Roman numeral L is 50.

Roman numeral M is 1000.

Roman numeral C is 100.

Finally, roman numeral D is 500.

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