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Solve the following math problem using Roman numerals. VII + X = XIV XVII XV XX
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Solve the following math problem using Roman numerals.

VII + X =

XIV
XVII
XV
XX

User Jgibson
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Answer:

XVII

Explanation:

VII + X =

V = 5

I = 1

X = 10

5+1+1 + 10 = 17

XVII

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