alleryA page numbered 207 has no tens. How is it written in Roman?
ACCLVII
BCCXVII
CCCIIVII
DCCVII
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. CCVII
1. Split 207 into 200 and 7, with no tens.
2. A missing place is simply omitted, so write CC then VII.
3. CCXVII is 217, CCLVII is 257, and CCIIVII is not valid.
_Source: Wikipedia, Roman numerals, Standard form_
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