what about 2 lines and then a numbber on top could represent the stacking on 1 line

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Hear are all the roman numerals I:1 II:2 IIS:2.5 III:3 IV:4 V:5 VI:6 VII:7 VIIS:7.5 VIII:8 IX:9 X:10 XI:11 asf:Ch XV:15 XVI:16 XVIIS:17.5 XVIIISQ:18.75 XX:20 XXV:25 XXX:30 XXXIIS:32.5 XXXV:35 XXXVIIS:37.5 XL:40 XLV:45 L:50 LX:60 LXXV:75 C:100 CLVIQ:156.25 CC:200 CCL:250 CCC:300 CD:400 D:500 M:1,000 MM:2,000 MMM:3,000 MMMCMXCIX:3,999 Sorry the limit is 3,999 :(

Why not use diffrent _symbols_ the roman numeral I becomes Ị

IIIINNN How about that?

I use the unary number system below: | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |

This is exactly what I was looking for - an extremely thorough explanation of ps1 sound with helpful visuals. Neat. Thank you!

Dude why did you cut some out?

One small problem. At 5:34 it's notated MV̄ and not ĪV̄. That's because when you think about it, every "4" is just "5 - 1". IV is 4 (5 - 1), XL is 40 (50 - 10), CD is 400 (500 - 100) and MV̄ is 4000 (5000 - 1000), and so on. If you decide to notate it as ĪV̄, that's completely fine. It's just your choice and I can't control it.

The things about Roman Numerals that everybody hate but I don't care about for a reason are these restrictions: I can only be subtracted from V or X. X can only be subtracted from L or C. and C can only be subtracted form D or M. I mean if you wrote 999 like this: IM Then how would you separate the nines? Im mean, sure, it's 1000-1, but Roman Numerals is Base 10 system with a mixed radix of 5 and 2. Not just a "Make a polynomial but remove the variables and their exponents" numeral system. I will stand for the people who think that 8 should've been written as "IIX". 8 being written as "VIII" is the reason why 888 (DCCCLXXXVIII) is smaller than 1000(M), yet its roman numeral length is longer than 1000's length.

Happy MMXXV

not accurate, there was like twice as many as this

Why Not Use N for 5,000?

MMIX = 2009 MMX = 2010 MMXI = 2011 MMXII = 2012 MMXIII = 2013 MMXIV = 2014 MMXV = 2015 MMXVI = 2016 MMXVII = 2017 MMXVIII = 2018 MMXIX = 2019 MMXX = 2020 MMXXI = 2021 MMXXII = 2022 MMXXIII = 2023 MMXXIV = 2024 MMXXV = 2025 MMLXXVII = 2077 MMMMMMXXXIX = 6039

Now, we need fractions!

there were some symbols for 1000, 5000, 10000, 50000, 100000. there was apostrophus, If you were to write 10 thousand, you'd simply write two sets of two C's, one being mirrored, with an I in between them. Each additional set of C's raises the value by a factor of 10. Though no one ever really wrote anything above 100,000. It was also possible to write numbers such as 5000 by using I and two backwards C's. 500 was just one backwards C which is most likely where we get the modern D in standard Roman numerals. There were also some variations of this which linked the C's.

Here is something interesting. Once, there is a roman number called S. "S" represents a half. And then, there are more fractions using dots. A single unit of dots is equivelant to 1/12 "." So: . -> 1/12 .. -> 1/6 ... -> 1/4 .... -> 1/3 ..... -> 5/12 S -> 1/2 And keep adding the dots and you'll end up with: SS = I

10:55 (X*1000) * (X*1000) already is 1 googol?

I think its a little bit crazy that when i was like 4 old i invented that same extension What a crazy coincidence Or is it...? Maybe that means actually the owner of this notation is me because i invented it first...?

And my exams III XI

Numbers 1-50 in roman numerals I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X XI XII XIII XIV XV XVI XVII XVIII XIX XX XXI XXII XXIII XXIV XXV XXVI XXVII XXVIII XXIX XXX XXXI XXXII XXXIII XXXIV XXXV XXXVI XXXVII XXXVIII XXXIX XL XLI XLII XLIII XLIV XLV XLVI XLVII XLVIII XLIX L

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Next step: zero, fractions and square roots 😂

oh my god.

you reinvented the scientific notation for the roman numerals

DUDE I WAS USING THAT SAME VERSION THE OTHER DAY TF!?

/M|III|M/ is M with (M with M lines on top of it) on top of it

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Extend the roman numerals even futher show how much there is by also adding a line to the side

*I* like numbers... ): "tough crowd"...

So Googolplex is now written (approximately) as III̅MMMXI X̅

im gonna steal your channel name but change it a bit so nobody notices. is sysBoB256 fine?

perhaps, instead of infinitely expanding the number of overbafs, one could use a double line to denote something like titration

The Romans also had a custom where you would put a three-sided box around a number to multiply it by 100,000, which means |M̅M̅M̅| would be 300,000,000, so the theoretical limit there would have been |M̅M̅M̅C̅M̅|M̅M̅M̅C̅M̅MMMCMIX, or 393,903,999

1:47 ) C I ΓΠ Δ ΓΔ H ΓΗ X Γχ Μ ΓΜ

dude, you got it wrong, ITS MISSING MORE WHIPCRACKS

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Honestl once you get to III It becomes really unnecessary and instead just cool to see ---- M

4:57 yes i want {8172, 55, 982, 4999, 697272, 345} あ

X^C is 10^100

When minecraft said "----- .---- ----- ----- .---- ----- ----- ----- / ----- .---- ----- ----- ----- .---- ----- .---- / ----- .---- ----- ----- .---- .---- ----- ----- / ----- .---- ----- .---- ----- ----- ----- -----" I shed a tear

11:19 i calculated that number and the results are 16.4 Untrigintamilli-Undeciquadrigentillion

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There’s actually an older alternate system for larger Roman numerals: “apostrophus”. Instead of “D” for 500, it’s written “𐑦𐑮”. Instead of “M” for 1000, it’s written “𐑤𐑦𐑮”. Larger numbers are made by adding more arcs: 5,000 is “𐑦𐑮𐑮”, 10,000 is “𐑤𐑤𐑦𐑮𐑮”. “𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑦𐑮𐑮𐑮” for 100,000 is the largest number symbol attested, but we can just keep making this symbol longer to notate bigger numbers. Therefore, a googol in Roman numerals is: 𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑤𐑦𐑮𐑮𐑮𐑮𐑮𐑮𐑮𐑮𐑮𐑮𐑮𐑮𐑮𐑮𐑮𐑮𐑮𐑮𐑮𐑮𐑮𐑮𐑮𐑮𐑮𐑮𐑮𐑮𐑮𐑮𐑮𐑮𐑮𐑮𐑮𐑮𐑮𐑮𐑮𐑮𐑮𐑮𐑮𐑮𐑮𐑮𐑮𐑮𐑮𐑮𐑮𐑮𐑮𐑮𐑮𐑮𐑮𐑮𐑮𐑮𐑮𐑮𐑮𐑮𐑮𐑮𐑮𐑮𐑮𐑮𐑮𐑮𐑮𐑮𐑮𐑮𐑮𐑮𐑮𐑮𐑮𐑮𐑮𐑮𐑮𐑮𐑮𐑮𐑮𐑮𐑮𐑮𐑮𐑮𐑮𐑮𐑮𐑮

Im ((((V!)×III)÷XXXVI)-II)+(√IV) years old, how old am i?

cant we just do X^C for a googol since thats 10^100 8:59 Also fractions dont look like that in roman numerals, they use dozenal fractions, (1/12) , it starts as • for 1/12 and adds a dot each time until 6/12 or ½, 1 half is S. Then after they just keep adding dots so 7/12 is S• and so on, this is practical because it can represent halfs (S) Thirds (••••) Quarters (•••) And sixths (••).

______________ MMMCMXCIXMMMCMXCIX=4002999

10:57 we can't do that forever. We need a way to make them smaller!