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Roman Numerals: Three part question.

I’ve yet to find someone who knows the answer to this. There must be plenty of people who do.

I’ll ask it one question at a time and not move on until I have the correct answer to the current question.

Firstly: How do you write the number 4 in Roman numerals?

This is NOT a trick question – it’s just to build up the picture.

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By: Nermal - 29th April 2005 at 14:09

Although,
http://www.heidelberg.edu/offices/bookstore/images/clock.jpg
Sometimes its represented as IIII… – Nermal

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By: Arabella-Cox - 29th April 2005 at 14:07

Hmm. What are you up to young Janie…?

IV has always looked far more feasible than IIII, so I’ll go for IV.

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By: Andy in Beds - 29th April 2005 at 14:00

I’ve yet to find someone who knows the answer to this. There must be plenty of people who do.

I’ll ask it one question at a time and not move on until I have the correct answer to the current question.

Firstly: How do you write the number 4 in Roman numerals?

This is NOT a trick question – it’s just to build up the picture.

IV

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By: Auster Fan - 29th April 2005 at 14:00

I’ve yet to find someone who knows the answer to this. There must be plenty of people who do.

I’ll ask it one question at a time and not move on until I have the correct answer to the current question.

Firstly: How do you write the number 4 in Roman numerals?

This is NOT a trick question – it’s just to build up the picture.

IV

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