The concept of Roman Numerals is a fundamental part of primary education mathematics. One of the Roman numerals that students often come across is DCCII, which is equivalent to 702 in decimal numeration. This article will explain how DCCII translates to 702 in detail.
| Number | Roman Numeral |
| 702 | DCCII |
Here, we will break down the Roman numeral DCCII, convert each symbol into its numerical equivalent, and sum them up to get the final value.
DCCII = D + C + C + I + I
DCCII = 500 + 100 + 100 + 1 + 1
DCCII = 702
How is 702 written as DCCII in roman numerals?
We know that 700 in roman numerals is DCC and 2 in roman numerals is II. So 702 in roman numerals is DCCII.
Find 700 + 2.
We know that 700 + 2 = 702. Hence, 700 + 2 is 702 which is written as DCCII.
Determine the remainder if DCCII is divided by IV.
We know that DCCII = 702 and IV = 4. The remainder if DCCII is divided by IV is II.