DCCXCV

DCCXCV is the Roman numeral representation of the number 795. This numeral is constructed using a combination of Roman symbols, each with a specific value. The symbol D represents 500, C represents 100, X represents 10, and V represents 5. To form DCCXCV, the symbols are arranged and their values are combined according to Roman numeral rules.

The numeral begins with D, signifying 500. Following this are two Cs, each representing 100, totaling 200 (100 + 100). Thus, the initial part DCC represents 500 + 200, equaling 700. The final part of the numeral is XCV. In Roman numerals, when a symbol of lesser value precedes a symbol of greater value, it indicates subtraction. Therefore, XC means 10 subtracted from 100, which equals 90. Similarly, V represents 5. Combining these, XCV signifies 90 + 5, totaling 95.

When the values of DCC and XCV are combined, we get 700 + 95, resulting in the number 795. This breakdown illustrates the additive and subtractive principles employed in Roman numeral notation. DCCXCV is a clear and unambiguous representation of the integer 795 within the Roman numeral system.