Introduction to Roman Numerals (I, V, X)
Students will recognize and understand the basic Roman numerals I, V, and X and their values.
Key Questions
- Compare the Roman numeral system to our base-ten system.
- Explain how the position of I, V, or X can change its value in a Roman numeral.
- Construct simple numbers using I, V, and X and justify their representation.
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