We start with some educational sheets to learn the Roman numeric system, from 110 to thousand, ten in ten. The Roman numbers 110, 120, 130, 140, 150 and 160

The Roman numeric system has its origin in ancient Rome and is still currently used in some situations. Seven capital letters are the symbols used for the representation of numerical values, I for number one, V to number five, X for the number ten, L for number fifty, C for number one hundred, D for number five hundred, M for number thousand

The Roman figures that correspond to the tens 10, 20, 30, 40 and 50

The letter L is the Roman symbol for number 50, fifty. The original Roman name of this number is QVINQVAGINTA, quinquaginta. The sign L is an evolution of the symbol used in Etruscan numbering

In the numeric system of the ancient Romans the letter V represents the number 5, five. This symbol is the inverted of the one used by Etruscans. The original Roman name for V is QVINQVE, quinque coloring page

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