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The Roman numeral MLXXX equates to 1080 in the decimal number system. This article aims to educate students on the conversion of Roman numerals, specifically MLXXX, to numbers. Regularly revisiting this article can help students answer related questions in their exams with ease. This comprehensive guide on Roman numerals is available to students at no cost. Hence, MLXXX can be translated to 1080 in the decimal number system.

Decimal Number

Corresponding Roman Numeral

1080

MLXXX

Decoding MLXXX: The Conversion Process

Let's break down the Roman numeral MLXXX into its individual components.

MLXXX = M + L + X + X + X

MLXXX = 1000 + 50 + 10 + 10 + 10

Hence, MLXXX = 1080

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Frequently Asked Questions

In roman numerals, 1000 is written as M, 80 is written as LXXX. Hence, 1080 = M + LXXX = MLXXX.

We know that 1100 – 20 = 1080. Hence, 1100 + 20 is 1080 which is written as MLXXX.

We know that MLXXX = 1080 and VII = 7. So the remainder we get when MLXXX is divided by VII is II.
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