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Understanding III Roman Numerals - Testbook

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When it comes to Roman Numerals, III stands for the number 3. Roman Numerals are a number system that was used by the ancient Romans. This article will guide you on how to convert III Roman Numerals into numbers.

Number

Roman Numeral

3

III

Writing III in Roman Numerals

The Roman numeral III can be converted into a numerical value using two methods as explained below:

Method One:

  • Decompose the Roman Numerals into individual characters
  • III = I + I + I
  • Assign the numerical value to each character and perform addition
  • III = 1 + 1 + 1 = 3

Method Two:

In this method, we look at the Roman Numerals as a group for addition

  • III Roman Numerals = 3
  • Hence, the numerical value of III Roman Numerals is 3

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Frequently Asked Questions

The numerical value of III Roman Numerals is 3.

10 – 7 = 3. The number 3 in Roman Numerals is written as III. Thus the value of 10 – 7 in Roman Numerals is III.

(1000 – 800) + 3 = 203. The number 203 in Roman Numerals is CCIII. Hence the value of (1000 – 800) + 3 in Roman Numerals is CCIII.
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