Roman Numerals

ezapf | 23:58 Wed 20th Apr 2005 | Science

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What is 3.14 in Roman numerals?

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pjm007

I could be wrong, but I don't think decimals were around when the romans were.

kempie

First recorded use of decimal point circa 1550.

The Romans didn't have 'zero' either.

issy

The probable answer is 'PI' which is 3.14 ......... to infinity

kempie

They probably used the same symbol as the Greeks - π

landie

XXII div by VII

Apparently there was a rather crude concept of fractions which were written out:

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