Roman Numerals — Concept Maps
ICSE · Class 4 · Mathematics
4 concept maps of Roman Numerals for ICSE Class 4 Mathematics, each also written out as a text outline. Part of the ICSE Class 4 Mathematics syllabus.
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Roman Numerals - Complete Overview
The map in words
- Roman Numerals
- 7 Basic Symbols
- I equals 1
- V equals 5
- X equals 10
- L equals 50
- C equals 100
- D equals 500
- M equals 1000
- Three Rules
- Rule 1 Repetition
- Same symbol repeats
- Add the values
- Max 3 times only
- Rule 2 Addition
- Smaller on the RIGHT
- Add the values
- Example VI equals 6
- Rule 3 Subtraction
- Smaller on the LEFT
- Subtract the values
- Example IV equals 4
- Rule 1 Repetition
- Important Restrictions
- V L D never repeat
- No symbol repeats 4 times
- No zero in Roman system
- Tricky Numbers
- 4 equals IV
- 9 equals IX
- 40 equals XL
- 49 equals XLIX
- Real Life Uses
- Clock faces
- Book chapters
- Historical dates
- 7 Basic Symbols
Roman Numerals System Overview
The map in words
- Roman Numerals
- Seven Basic Letters
- I = 1
- V = 5
- X = 10
- L = 50
- C = 100
- D = 500
- M = 1000
- Three Essential Rules
- Rule 1 Repetition
- Add values
- Max 3 times
- Only I X C M
- Rule 2 Additive
- Smaller right
- Add together
- Example VI = 6
- Rule 3 Subtractive
- Smaller left
- Subtract
- Example IV = 4
- Rule 1 Repetition
- Numbers 1 to 50
- 1-10
- 11-20
- 21-30
- 31-40
- 41-50
- Real Applications
- Clock faces
- Book chapters
- Historical dates
- Formal documents
- Seven Basic Letters
Roman Numerals – Chapter Overview Mind Map
The map in words
- Roman Numerals
- 7 Basic Symbols
- I equals 1
- V equals 5
- X equals 10
- L equals 50
- C equals 100
- D equals 500
- M equals 1000
- 3 Main Rules
- Rule 1 Repetition
- Repeat to Add
- Max 3 times only
- Only I X C M repeat
- V L D never repeat
- Rule 2 Addition
- Smaller on RIGHT
- Add the values
- Example VI equals 6
- Rule 3 Subtraction
- Smaller on LEFT
- Subtract the values
- Example IV equals 4
- Rule 1 Repetition
- Key Numbers to Know
- 4 is IV
- 9 is IX
- 40 is XL
- 49 is XLIX
- 50 is L
- Real Life Uses
- Clock faces
- Book chapters
- Historical names
- Outlines and lists
- Important Facts
- No zero symbol
- Always CAPITAL letters
- Numbers 1 to 50 in class 4
- 7 Basic Symbols
Roman Numerals
The map in words
- Roman Numerals
- Basic Symbols
- Rules of Roman Numerals
- Number Formation (1 to 50)
- Special Cases and Exceptions
- Uses of Roman Numerals
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