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Sara is told that a Roman numeral has the symbols X, V and I exactly once each, and the value is the largest possible.
What is that largest value?

Class 6Roman NumeralsNumbers
  • A17
  • B32
  • C16
  • D15

Step-by-Step Solution

Largest value uses descending order XVI = 10 + 5 + 1 = 16. (Any subtractive arrangement gives a smaller value.)
Answer: C) 16

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