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X=10 and IX =9 so XIX=10+9=19
X=10 AND IX=9 so 19 heheehhe
since X stands for 10 and IX stands for 9 therefore 10+9=19
In Roman numeral XIX, it can be taken in two ways as an assumption:
For XIX, X=10 and IX=9 which sums up to 19.
For XIX, XI=11 and X=10 which sums up to 21 but Roman numeral XXI=21.
Hence from 1. we can say that XIX=19.
In Roman Numeral X denoted 10 and IX denoted 9, so its 19 for XIX
it is common that,
XIX = 19
X stands for 10 in roman number and IX stands for 9 in roman numbers
I have followed it
X = 10 IX = 9 Total = 19
in roman X = 10 and IX= 9 so, XIX = 19
X- Represents 10, then IX- represent 9, since I is to the left(subtracting 1 from a next term )
In roman IX=9 and X=10 so after X is XI viz 11 so XIX=19
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In Roman numeral when I is on the lef you subtract 1. X=10 and IX=9 so 19