From “I” to “X,” as a child, were you confused when your teacher called “L” a 50 and “C” a hundred? Well, gone are the days when you could not make it easy for little learners by using some tools for mathematical concepts. Hence, for teaching the kids Roman Numerals and helping them practice these, … Read more
Roman numerals stand for a number system that was generally adopted as the norm throughout Europe up to the late middle ages. It was created because the ancient Romans believed that it became challenging to count with fingers after a number reached ten. In order to facilitate trade and communication, a standardized system had to … Read more
Roman Numerals are signs representing numbers we normally use in the decimal system of numbering. Though not much in the application in modern times, these numerals are still used for numbering hours in a clock, chapters, and editions of the books, etc. This system of number saw rampant use in olden times where residential blocks … Read more