Roman Numerals to Arabic Numbers 1 to 50

Jeff

5 years ago

Different from Arabic numbers , there are 7 Roman numerals: I, V, X, L, C, D and M, where V is equal to 5 and M is equal to 1000.

The basic rule is when the larger number is in front, then add, when the smaller number is in front, then minus. For example:

VI: where V is 5 and I is 1, V is larger and in front, so add the 2 numbers together 5+1 = 6
IL: where L is 50 and I is 1, I is smaller and in front, so minus the 2 numbers together 50-1 = 49
where the letters are the same, add together: III = 1 + 1 + 1 = 3

The following is the conversion from Roman numerals to Arabic numbers for 1 to 50:

Roman	Arabic	Roman	Arabic
I	1	XXVI	26
II	2	XXVII	27
III	3	XXVIII	28
IV	4	XXIX	29
V	5	XXX	30
VI	6	XXXI	31
VII	7	XXXII	32
VIII	8	XXXIII	33
IX	9	XXXIV	34
X	10	XXXV	35
XI	11	XXXVI	36
XII	12	XXXVII	37
XIII	13	XXXVIII	38
XIV	14	XXXIX	39
XV	15	XL	40
XVI	16	XLI	41
XVII	17	XLII	42
XVIII	18	XLIII	43
XIX	19	XLIV	44
XX	20	XLV	45
XXI	21	XLVI	46
XXII	22	XLVII	47
XXIII	23	XLVIII	48
XXIV	24	XLIX	49
XXV	25	L	50

The following is the conversion from Arabic numbers to Roman numerals for 1 to 50:

Arabic	Roman	Arabic	Roman
1	I	26	XXVI
2	II	27	XXVII
3	III	28	XXVIII
4	IV	29	XXIX
5	V	30	XXX
6	VI	31	XXXI
7	VII	32	XXXII
8	VIII	33	XXXIII
9	IX	34	XXXIV
10	X	35	XXXV
11	XI	36	XXXVI
12	XII	37	XXXVII
13	XIII	38	XXXVIII
14	XIV	39	XXXIX
15	XV	40	XL
16	XVI	41	XLI
17	XVII	42	XLII
18	XVIII	43	XLIII
19	XIX	44	XLIV
20	XX	45	XLV
21	XXI	46	XLVI
22	XXII	47	XLVII
23	XXIII	48	XLVIII
24	XXIV	49	XLIX
25	XXV	50	L

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