MLXXXII

MLXXXII is the Roman numeral representing the number 1082. It is formed by adding the values of its symbols: M equals 1000, L equals 50, XXX equals 30, and II equals 2. In this form, the numeral uses additive notation, with no subtractive pairs within the sequence.

Usage of MLXXXII appears in contexts that employ Roman numerals, such as dating events, labeling chapters or monuments, or indicating sequence numbers. When read in Arabic numerals, MLXXXII corresponds to 1082, and it is the standard minimal representation of that value in the Roman system.

In mathematical terms, the integer 1082 factors as 2 × 541, with 541 being a prime number. The number is even and composite.

Origins and variants: MLXXXII reflects the conventional form of Roman numerals for 1082. While nonstandard spellings can occur in historical inscriptions, the modern, widely accepted representation is MLXXXII. In contemporary usage, this form is common in headings, chronologies, or decorative contexts where Roman numerals are preferred.