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MCCM = 1190 ???
Geez, Nav. I did it without a cheat and I came up with 2000.
MCCM M = 1000 C = 100 CM= 900 It has to be 2000. You can't do MCC, because C followed my a M. I think you are wrong. Prove your algorithm... LP "The_navigator©" wrote: That's because their algorithm is stupid. No magister would have allowed his puella to get away with that! Cheers MC JN wrote: ???? If it's not 2000 you better tell these folks. http://www.novaroma.org/via_romana/numbers.html |
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MCCM = 1190 ???
No Roman number subtracts more than one digit. Hence you cannot have
'CC' before 'M'. Cheers MC Lady Pilot wrote: Geez, Nav. I did it without a cheat and I came up with 2000. MCCM M = 1000 C = 100 CM= 900 It has to be 2000. You can't do MCC, because C followed my a M. I think you are wrong. Prove your algorithm... LP "The_navigator©" wrote: That's because their algorithm is stupid. No magister would have allowed his puella to get away with that! Cheers MC JN wrote: ???? If it's not 2000 you better tell these folks. http://www.novaroma.org/via_romana/numbers.html |
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MCCM = 1190 ???
So tell me what is the answer?
LP "The_navigator©" wrote in message ... No Roman number subtracts more than one digit. Hence you cannot have 'CC' before 'M'. Cheers MC Lady Pilot wrote: Geez, Nav. I did it without a cheat and I came up with 2000. MCCM M = 1000 C = 100 CM= 900 It has to be 2000. You can't do MCC, because C followed my a M. I think you are wrong. Prove your algorithm... LP "The_navigator©" wrote: That's because their algorithm is stupid. No magister would have allowed his puella to get away with that! Cheers MC JN wrote: ???? If it's not 2000 you better tell these folks. http://www.novaroma.org/via_romana/numbers.html |
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MCCM = 1190 ???
"The_navigator©" wrote: No Roman number subtracts more than one digit. Hence you cannot have 'CC' before 'M'. BTW, you don't subtract more than one digit, you add. Dufus! Prove your algorithm! You can't add two C's in a row, because it is followed my the higher M. LP |
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MCCM = 1190 ???
Dufus? -x-y = - (x+y)
As I said, you are not allowed to subtract two digits... Cheers MC Lady Pilot wrote: "The_navigator©" wrote: No Roman number subtracts more than one digit. Hence you cannot have 'CC' before 'M'. BTW, you don't subtract more than one digit, you add. Dufus! Prove your algorithm! You can't add two C's in a row, because it is followed my the higher M. LP |
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MCCM = 1190 ???
It's not a valid number, as I said before.
Cheers MC Lady Pilot wrote: So tell me what is the answer? LP "The_navigator©" wrote in message ... No Roman number subtracts more than one digit. Hence you cannot have 'CC' before 'M'. Cheers MC Lady Pilot wrote: Geez, Nav. I did it without a cheat and I came up with 2000. MCCM M = 1000 C = 100 CM= 900 It has to be 2000. You can't do MCC, because C followed my a M. I think you are wrong. Prove your algorithm... LP "The_navigator©" wrote: That's because their algorithm is stupid. No magister would have allowed his puella to get away with that! Cheers MC JN wrote: ???? If it's not 2000 you better tell these folks. http://www.novaroma.org/via_romana/numbers.html |
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MCCM = 1190 ???
"The_navigator©" wrote: It's not a valid number, as I said before. Cheers MC Lady Pilot wrote: So tell me what is the answer? LP No, you never answered the question. Your audience is waiting for you... What is the answer to MCCM, and no stalling this time. LP |
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MCCM = 1190 ???
That doesn't mean anything to me, spell it out...
LP (I bet a hundred that he can't do it!) LP "The_navigator©" wrote in message ... Dufus? -x-y = - (x+y) As I said, you are not allowed to subtract two digits... Cheers MC Lady Pilot wrote: "The_navigator©" wrote: No Roman number subtracts more than one digit. Hence you cannot have 'CC' before 'M'. BTW, you don't subtract more than one digit, you add. Dufus! Prove your algorithm! You can't add two C's in a row, because it is followed my the higher M. LP |
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MCCM = 1190 ???
I answered the question on 21/11/2003 at 1:25 p.m. I posted:
-------------------------------------------------------------- Or NAN as we say. Well done. Cheers MC Wally wrote: The_navigator© wrote: It's sad when not even Boobspit (ho should be used to looking at roman numerals in the copyright of movies) knows what number MCCM represents. Invalid representation? ------------------------------------------------------------------ Please try to pay attention to threads you are interested in. ;-P Cheers MC Lady Pilot wrote: "The_navigator©" wrote: It's not a valid number, as I said before. Cheers MC Lady Pilot wrote: So tell me what is the answer? LP No, you never answered the question. Your audience is waiting for you... What is the answer to MCCM, and no stalling this time. LP |
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MCCM = 1190 ???
Alegebra?
Cheers MC Lady Pilot wrote: That doesn't mean anything to me, spell it out... LP (I bet a hundred that he can't do it!) LP "The_navigator©" wrote in message ... Dufus? -x-y = - (x+y) As I said, you are not allowed to subtract two digits... Cheers MC Lady Pilot wrote: "The_navigator©" wrote: No Roman number subtracts more than one digit. Hence you cannot have 'CC' before 'M'. BTW, you don't subtract more than one digit, you add. Dufus! Prove your algorithm! You can't add two C's in a row, because it is followed my the higher M. LP |
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