Answer :
Let's solve the problem step by step, interpreting the markings and the information provided.
We are working with Roman numerals for the numbers 11 through 20. Here is a detailed breakdown of each number along with their corresponding Roman numerals:
- 11 is "XI"
- 12 is "XII"
- 13 is "XIII"
- 14 is "XIV"
- 15 is "XV"
- 16 is "XVI"
- 17 is "XVII"
- 18 is "XVIII"
- 19 is "XIX"
- 20 is "XX"
The problem specifies markings for 11 and 20 specifically. Let's analyze these:
- For 11: The numeral is "XI" and there is an indication (×) next to it.
- For 20: The numeral is "XX" and there is a mark (××) next to it.
Given the interpretations:
- The number 11 has a multiplication sign (×) next to it, indicating it should be singled out or highlighted for some reason.
- Similarly, the number 20 has two multiplication signs (××) next to it.
Based on this:
For the numbers 11 and 20:
- 11 in Roman numeral is "XI", and it's marked as important (×).
- 20 in Roman numeral is "XX", and it's also marked as important (××).
The resulting output would be:
[tex]\[ \begin{aligned} &11 \rightarrow \text{XI} \, ( \text{Important}) \\ &20 \rightarrow \text{XX} \, ( \text{Important}) \\ \end{aligned} \][/tex]
Summarizing, the numbers 11 and 20 are specifically highlighted due to their respective importance marks. Their Roman numerals are "XI" for 11 and "XX" for 20.
We are working with Roman numerals for the numbers 11 through 20. Here is a detailed breakdown of each number along with their corresponding Roman numerals:
- 11 is "XI"
- 12 is "XII"
- 13 is "XIII"
- 14 is "XIV"
- 15 is "XV"
- 16 is "XVI"
- 17 is "XVII"
- 18 is "XVIII"
- 19 is "XIX"
- 20 is "XX"
The problem specifies markings for 11 and 20 specifically. Let's analyze these:
- For 11: The numeral is "XI" and there is an indication (×) next to it.
- For 20: The numeral is "XX" and there is a mark (××) next to it.
Given the interpretations:
- The number 11 has a multiplication sign (×) next to it, indicating it should be singled out or highlighted for some reason.
- Similarly, the number 20 has two multiplication signs (××) next to it.
Based on this:
For the numbers 11 and 20:
- 11 in Roman numeral is "XI", and it's marked as important (×).
- 20 in Roman numeral is "XX", and it's also marked as important (××).
The resulting output would be:
[tex]\[ \begin{aligned} &11 \rightarrow \text{XI} \, ( \text{Important}) \\ &20 \rightarrow \text{XX} \, ( \text{Important}) \\ \end{aligned} \][/tex]
Summarizing, the numbers 11 and 20 are specifically highlighted due to their respective importance marks. Their Roman numerals are "XI" for 11 and "XX" for 20.